Get away from it __________ – Go on a trip and don’t think about work and problems. Choose the right answer: friends schedule all trip scroll down for the answer scroll some more The right answer is: all. Here is an example of how you can… Continue reading Instant Idiom: Get Away from it _________
low-hanging __________– Something that is easy to get, without a lot of hard work. Choose the right answer: fruit ham job banana scroll down for the answer scroll some more The right answer is: fruit. (from the idea that fruit that hangs low on tree is… Continue reading Instant Idiom: Low-hanging __________
A __________ for something – Have a special talent. Choose the right answer: nose mouth ear leg scroll down for the answer scroll some more The right answer is: nose Here is an example of how you can use have a nose for something:… Continue reading Instant Idiom: A ________ for something
When is noon? How do you call the day before yesterday? What is the word for 12 o’clock at night? And things like that. The Parts of the Day First of all, the parts of the day that you call morning, afternoon and evening are strictly divided in English (in other languages, not always). Morning… Continue reading Vocab and Expressions about Days and Nights
… to check whether your English is correct When you write an email or chat with someone in English, for work, study or fun, you don’t want to ask a native speaker to proofread what you’ve written. Often there is no time for someone else to check it. Besides, you will never learn how to… Continue reading Looking Stuff Up in An Effective Way using Easy & Fast Digital Tools
Go to the __________ – become destroyed/worse. Choose the right answer: cats dogs ruined castles guns scroll down for the answer scroll some more The right answer is: dogs. Here are some examples of how you can use go to the dogs: With zero investment in… Continue reading Instant Idiom: go to the __________
around the __________– 24/7 (all the time, day and night) Choose the right answer: day numbers clock eyes scroll down for the answer scroll some more The right answer is: Clock Note: Can also be: round the clock. Here are some examples of how you can use (a)round… Continue reading Instant Idiom: Around the _____________.
Matt Wharton Today you’re going to learn about how to request things with a command, and then adding will you or could you at the end. They look like this: Send me the email before 5 pm, will you? Buy some bread on your way home, could you? You may have noticed that the will… Continue reading Requests with Will You and Could You
hit a __________– reach a point where you can’t get any better. This idiom can also be hit the __________. Choose the right answer: wall tree back nose scroll down for the answer scroll some more The right answer is: wall Here are some examples of how you… Continue reading Instant Idiom: Hit a ____________
It’s 1 April, April Fools Day Guess the idiom. __________ fool – someone who cannot be tricked or is hard to trick. Choose the right answer: clownish God’s nobody’s wise scroll down for the answer scroll some more The right answer is: Michael Miller Nobody’s. Here are some… Continue reading _________ Fool – Instant Idiom
English with a Smile 