What’s the difference between….? You SAY something (to someone) Chris said, “I love you, mom.” Tom says he has a new car. I said that I was sorry. You TELL someone (something) Chris told his mom that he loved her. Tom told me he had a new car. I told him that I was sorry. … Leer más →
Today we have a list of the 10 most beautiful English idioms by BusyTeacher.org Do you know what each one means? Which one is your favourite? Send us a message and let us know. Leer más →
This week in connector corner we have: Leer más →
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A new idiom for today – Feeling under the weather What it means: To feel mildly ill or sick In a sentence: I’m feeling under the weather today, so I’m not going to the party. Leer más →
This week in Connector Corner we have: Connectors of Cause & Reason Leer más →
A new idiom for today – “Add insult to injury” What it means: To make a bad or unfortunate situation even worse. In a sentence: My human parents took me to the vet, and then to add insult to injury the cat eats from my dish! Leer más →
This week in Connector Corner we have: Connectors of Contrast. Leer más →
A new idiom for today – “Hit the books” What it means: To study diligently In a sentence: “I can’t go out this weekend; I have to hit the books for my English exam.” Leer más →
