Idiom "it is what it is"

5 Ways To Say You Don’t Understand

You can say “I don’t understand” when someone tries to explain a process to you, or when you’re commenting on a situation. But there are also other common native English expressions you can use. Here are five new expressions for you. Practise one at a time until you feel confident, then move on to the next. 

10 idioms & informal expressions with "get"

Strategies for Confidence in a Job Interview

Good or bad, major changes can disrupt your confidence. Especially a career change that requires a job interview in English.

Idiom "On the Same Page"

Difference Between “Anyway,” “Anyways,” And “Any Way”

What Is The Difference Between “Anyway,” “Anyways,” And “Any Way”? Which word is it, anyway?  Anyway is a common adverb used to mean “in any case,” while any way is an adjective-noun pair that means “whichever path” or “in any manner.” 

He has his father's stubbornness

Your son bought a motorcycle, even though you and the rest of your family told him not to. You complain about him to his girlfriend.
He has his father's stubbornness.