There are some words and expressions we often use in times of danger to draw people's attention to something and/or warn them. This article is about such vocabulary. To be more exact, it's about the phrases "watch out", "look out", "be careful", "beware of it" and "take care" as well as words like "warn", "caution" and "alert". Read on to know how to use the vocabulary right.
There are billions of people in the world and, hopefully, all of them have felt fondness or love for someone at least once in their life. It is hopeful because, as the inimitable Ms. Alicia Keys puts it, “when everybody loves someone, there’s nothing to fear”…
"I don't usually suggest going into something you cannot do, but sometimes you gotta jump in and land on your feet." Coy Bowles, an American musician...
"Do" and "make" are among some of the most commonly used English verbs. The problem with them is that in some languages there is one verb which can mean what "do" and "make" often mean: performing an activity or creating something. That's why it's so important to understand the similarities and differences between the meanings. It's also important to memorize certain collocations which may look slightly or totally illogical...
We hope you like summer, and no matter where you live, you can enjoy this wonderful season. Even if you are in a place where summer means cool weather and heavy rain, we hope this article will put a smile on your face and help you boost your English vocabulary!
"Let", "allow" and "permit" are verbs which are sometimes confused. They are synonyms related to giving permission, but of course there are nuances which we should bear in mind. Let's pay attention to them!
Jimi Hendrix said, "You have to go on and be crazy. Craziness is like heaven."...
Italian and English belong to different language groups: Italian is a Romance/Romanic language and English is West Germanic. Even so, they have a lot in common...
This post is about popular songs whose meaning is often misunderstood or not understood at all. In addition, they are interesting from the linguistic point of view.
If you receive a job offer and accept it, you might be asked to give your reference/references' names and contact details so that a reference check can be done...
