Get Back on that Horse

“Get back on that horse”  is a common idiom in spoken English.

The idea is that, in life, when something bad happens to you or you experience a setback, you should “keep trying” and “never quit”.

Imagine if you were riding a horse but you fell off and hurt yourself a little bit.  You shouldn’t be a baby and quit riding horses, you need to realize that not everything in life happens the way we want it to, but no matter what, we need to be strong and keep trying even when things aren’t easy.

It’s a good English phrase and a good phrase to think about in general life.  Never give up!

The Longes English Word

The English Language In 30 Accents

An animated remake/extension of my last accent video that went viral back in late 2010 (sorry for the wait lol).This time I have added some new accents and my friend Chris (aka CmOrigins) has animated each one of them.He has been one of my good friends since secondary school and did a fantastic job with the animations in this video so I would appreciate it if you check out his YouTube channel 

http://www.youtube.com/user/cmorigins?feature=results_main and subscribe to him. 

Anyway I understand that the accents may not all be perfect some may be quite bad (depending on your own perception of them) but they are just a bit of fun and I did my best with them. I learned most of them over the years randomly from TV, Movies, Videogames and real life experiences. As I always say and have repeatedly said in this video: These accents and (animated scenarios) are not meant to offend anyone and should not be taken seriously. I apologise for the all the accents I have missed out or done a terrible job on. 

Everyday phrase

"It's nice and all, but by the second or third day I started to get restless."

You took a week-long vacation at a tropical resort. You didn't enjoy it as much as you thought you would. Now you're back at work. A coworker asks how your vacation was, and you answer.

Enrich your vocabulary

“He’s got the memory of a goldfish.”

This expression is used to say that someone has a very poor memory. It’s based on the idea that gold!sh have a memory of only three seconds. But scientists have actually trained gold!sh to navigate mazes. So, they aren’t so forgetful after all!

“I’m as blind as a bat without my glasses.”

People who can’t see very well are often compared to bats. However, bats aren’t actually blind. Most species use echolocation to help them "y around at night, but they also have eyes and are capable of sight.

Read & Do the Tests

Большинство существительных образуются от глаголов, прилагательных или других существительных путём присоединение к их основе соответствующих суффиксов. Как правило, суффиксы безударны, но в отдельных случаях они получают главное ударение.

Суффикс -ade образует существительные со значением действия, процесса и результата, а также в заимствованиях из французского и испанского языков:

blockade – блокада
cascade – каскад

English Idiom «Glove»

TO FIT LIKE A GLOVE (досл.: «подходить как перчатка»)

По-русски: хорошо сидеть, быть как раз / впору, подходить

Example: This dress fits me like a glove. 

Это платье как раз мне впору.