Idiom "have a few"

Small Talk

How To Unfreeze Your English and Sparkle during Small Talk.

 
You’re by nature a sociable person. You enjoy meeting new clients/colleagues and look forward to the social interaction between your business meetings. 

You’re curious to find out about them, their interests, their culture and so on. You love sharing your passions and your culture with them. To give them a ‘sneak peek’ of your world.

Shopping Vocabulary

Idiom "have a fable for (something)"

The Blue Hotel by Stephen Crane

Idiom "have a crush on (someone)"

10 Silent L Words in English

A Z of the Coronavirus (COVID-19)

With the Coronavirus (Covid-19) spreading around the world, I thought it was time to teach the essential words and phrases to help you discuss this important topic in English.

Don’t say GIVE ME | Speak English Politely

Idiom "toss (one's) hat in(to) the ring"

How To Use The Prefix "Self"

There are many words which start with the prefix “self”.We use the prefix “self” before nouns and adjectives, and it means “related to yourself” or “related to itself”. For example, “self-care” means “taking care of yourself”. Here are 30 expressions with the prefix “self”.

Phrasal Verbs With GET

This lesson is on one of the topics that’s most requested by my students – it’s all about phrasal verbs with the word “get.” We have get off, get by, get along, get over, get back, and lots more… and some of these have multiple meanings!

Idiom "be on (one's) conscience"

English "love" phrases

When you're learning English, you can find a lot of phrases that seem to mean the same thing but are a little bit different.  A good example is phrases that you use to tell someone that you love them.