Don't SAY: I DON'T like it

Idiom "conspicuous consumption"

Idiom "concrete jungle"

6 past tense irregular verbs

Do you know how to pronounce these 6 verbs? We’re going to look at 6 past tense verbs that are difficult to pronounce. But by the end of this lesson, you’ll know how pronounce them perfectly! Here are the 6 past tense irregular verbs we’re going to look at: bought, brought, fought, thought, caught, taught.

Idiom "The Second Mouse Gets the Cheese"

Idiom "castles in the sky"

Set phrases with prepositions

Why do we say 'go ON a diet'? Or 'be IN a hurry'? Unfortunately, there's usually no good explanation! But the phrases don't change, so once you know them, you can be sure you're correct. 

Idiom "come close to blows"

Native English Phrases

There are some phrases in every language that tell you ALL you need to know about the culture! Here are some which can help you understand British English speakers. They all describe different characteristics.

Idiom "collect dust"

Idiom "collect (one's) wits"

Students’ Mistakes

English Vocabulary Mistakes From Students’ Homework

ERROR 1 – ACTUALLY / CURRENTLY

The first mistake is using actually when you should say currently – for example, if someone asks a student, “Where do you work now?” and they say, “I actually work at a university.” This is incorrect.

Idiom "code of silence"