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Today’s Idiom is here! Check it out! Idioms #28 You can say that again! You can say that again! = That’s true, I agree! “The weather’s been bad.” “You can say that again!” #idioms

To schedule on/for? The Difference #23 to schedule on/for When scheduling or rescheduling, one should use “on” or “for”. But you move an appointment “to”. • Okay, I will schedule the briefing on Monday. • Let’s reschedule the meeting for Sunday. • I had...

Today’s Idiom is here! Check it out! Idioms #27 under the weather under the weather = in low spirits or feeling bad I was under the weather and couldn’t attend the meeting. #idioms

Other ways to say OLD Vocabulary Boost #13 Synonyms for OLD aged Brenda looks after her aged mother. antique He has a lot of antique furniture all over his house. vintage She loves buying vintage clothing. archaic They have an archaic management system. out-of-date...

Phrasal Verbs with “Do” Phrasal Verbs #7 Do to do in 1) to murder someone He threatened to do me in. 2) to be tired/exhausted We are completely done in after a long journey. to do up 1) to fasten something or be fastened Can someone help me to do my dress...

Other ways to say “I THINK” Vocabulary Boost #12 Synonyms for “I THINK” Informal 1. In my opinion, 2. If you ask me, 3. The way I see it, Business English 1. It seems to me that 2. As far as I can see, 3. As far as I’m concerned, Academic English 1. I...

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Slang Time. Check it out! Slang #1 can’t into When someone ”can't into something”, they are either very inexperienced and need help, or obviously not very good at it. Can someone help me? I can't into photoshop. #slang

Today’s Idiom is here! Check it out! Idioms #26 to pull oneself together to pull oneself together = to recover control of one’s emotions You have to pull yourself together and find a job.

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Most Useful Phrasal Verbs Ever. Vol. 1 Phrasal Verbs #6 Most Useful Phrasal Verbs. Vol. 1 to figure something out = to solve or find the cause of the problem He was trying to figure out why the camera wasn’t working. to work something out = to find an...

Other ways to say IMPORTANT Vocabulary Boost #11 Synonyms for IMPORTANT Crucial The money is crucial for the research. Critical What happens in the next few days is critical to our success. Big We have another big game next week. Significant Davis was...

Today’s Idiom is here. Check it out! Idioms #25 no pain, no gain no pain, no gain = you have to work for what you want It’s impossible to reach success without working hard — no pain, no gain! #idioms

Phrasal Verbs: CATCH and DROP Phrasal Verbs #5 CATCH and DROP to catch up on something = to do something you have not been able to do recently Recently, I’ve had a lot of homework. This weekend, I need to catch up on reading the book. to catch on to something...

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Today’s Idiom is here! Check it out! Idioms #24 for the books for the books = great, remarkable I took a trip, and it was one for the books.

Other ways to say FAMOUS Vocabulary Boost #10 Synonyms for FAMOUS Remarkable Nelson Mandela was a truly remarkable person. Renowned The coast is renowned for its beautiful beaches. Notable This year was notable for various significant events. Well-known William...

Today’s Idiom is here! Check it out! Idioms #23 to do something up a storm to do something up a storm = to perform an action with great enthusiasm and energy The band played up a storm yesterday — it was awesome! #idioms