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.

Idiom "grind (someone's) gears"

Coronavirus Vocabulary

Here's the English vocabulary you need to talk about the coronavirus.

When you use this vocabulary, you'll sound intelligent and "informed". All the new words are in bold, with a simple definition after the word.  

What are you doing to protect yourself?

Idiom "hanging offense"

�� What's the difference between CAN v BE ABLE TO

Expressions for Extreme Emotion

In today’s lesson about idioms, I’ll explain 10 expressions that are useful for describing strong emotions. I guarantee you’ll learn something new!

Why 'XOXO' Means 'Hugs and Kisses'

Using an X to symbolize a kiss is older than using an O to symbolize a hug, and given that kissing started as a religious activity instead of a romantic activity, the symbols may have their roots in religious practices.