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Sunday, 6 January 2019
Verbal Idioms - Break The News
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Meaning - to be the first to inform someone about a piece of bad news. His family was understandably upset when Sam broke the news a...
Sunday, 16 December 2018
Homonyms - Cross (As a Verb and Noun)
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1. ( verb ) - Go across. Turn right after crossing the bridge. This is not the best place to cross the road. We crossed f...
Sunday, 2 December 2018
Verbal Idioms - Bite Someone's Head Off
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Meaning - to speak angrily or aggressively to someone. I'm sorry for interrupting you during the meeting. However, you needn'...
Sunday, 11 November 2018
Homophones - Flair v Flare
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Flair ( noun ) - to be naturally good at doing sth. Sarah's flair for languages made it easy for her to master Spanish within mon...
Sunday, 21 October 2018
Homonyms - Drain (As a Noun and Verb)
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Drain 1. ( verb ) - to remove liquid. We drained the bathtub and filled it with fresh water. Drain the rice thoroughly before coo...
Sunday, 7 October 2018
Verbal Idioms - Blow One's Own Trumpet
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Meaning - to boast about one's own abilities or achievements. Steve loves to blow his own trumpet . That's why no one takes hi...
Sunday, 16 September 2018
Confusing and Misused Words - Boring v Bored
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Boring ( adj ) - not interesting or exciting . The lecture was so boring that Sam fell asleep within minutes. I think it's time t...
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