Phrasal verbs for basic human actions: going, running, lying, falling, sitting, etc. + the difference between "lie" and "lay," "on/in" and "onto/into."
Tag: phrasal verbs
Body Idioms
Do you have a good head for figures? Would you like to get teeth into something new? What would you give your right arm for? Read on to know what the idioms mean and boost your vocabulary...
How to Describe People
When describing people, you may need vocabulary related to physical appearance, character, mannerisms, etc. In this article we'll look at vocabulary like this, and also teach you a couple of words describing the way people smile. So, smile and read on...
New Year Lesson Plan
New Year is just around the corner, which means there is a lot you can discuss with your students in class: their plans for the future, what this year was like, New Year traditions around the world etc...
Transport Idioms & Phrasal Verbs
Train-, car- and plane-related idioms + useful phrasal verbs in context...
At the hospital
Learn useful English vocabulary and be healthy, wealthy and wise!
Health Proverbs, Idioms & Phrasal Verbs
The importance of good health has been promoted for centuries. That's why there are so many sayings about health in all languages. Here are just a few examples: cure by food is better than cure by medicine (Chinese proverb), a man with a cough can't conceal himself (African proverb), one day in perfect health is much (Arabic proverb). In English there are many wise health proverbs too...
