In “Money Vocabulary” we focused on common money collocations, idioms and proverbs. In this article, we’ll add other useful expressions about money and provide you with exercises to practice the vocabulary, so read on…
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A Few Words About “Out of”
"If you do things out of time, they are weird." Robyn Hitchcock, an English singer-songwriter and guitarist
Easily Confused Phrases
How Are You? vs. How Are You Holding Up? Would You Care For It? vs. Would You Care About It? Hold On vs. Hold Up First vs. In the First Place What's the Problem? vs. What's Your Problem?
Useful Phrases About Time
We have to talk about it all the time, and time and time again we call it money, the biggest luxury and something that waits for no one. So, without further ado, let’s learn a few useful expressions about it. It’s about time…
Sleep Vocabulary
Read the article to boost your sleep vocabulary and find out some very interesting facts about sleep!
Class vs. Lesson
Class and lesson are among the most frequently used words in English. So, we can often hear something like “Mary took guitar lessons” or “I go to dance classes”. Are the words interchangeable? Let’s find out…
Rash vs. Rush
The words sound similar but the meaning is totally different. Read the post to get it right.
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