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Eavesdropping - Friday

Head to the Beach

When someone asks you if you want to head somewhere, they are asking you if you want to go somewhere. It...
Slang - Thursday

soak up the sun
Real Life - Wednesday

Picnics

Last weekend was the Fourth of July, and what better way is there to celebrate the birth of the U.S.A. than...
Movies - Tuesday

Into the Wild

Most people have a slight desire to get rid of all of their possessions and hit the road. Christopher McCan...
Real Life - Monday

Adventure Travel

A relaxing beach vacation may sound perfect to some, but for the more adventurous, it just isn’t exci...

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What does "under the radar" mean?

unknown; unnoticed; attracting little or no attention
60% to 40%. Note: this is used to express a ratio in an informal way.
calm, quiet, not excited

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Hobbies

Real Life - Friday

Canning

Tomatoes, watermelons, zucchini, peaches. Summer is the time for harvesting all the best fruits and veggies...
Music

Music - Thursday

Avenged Sevenfold

Around 2005, you might have thought there couldn’t be another band like Guns N’ Roses. There co...
Romance

Movies - Wednesday

27 Dresses

How exciting! Your friend is getting married! And you get to be a bridesmaid! Well, you wouldn’t thin...
Friend

Slang - Tuesday

track
Work

Eavesdropping - Monday

Long Shot

A group of friends is playing basketball. The red team is winning, but the blue team has the ball. Far in t...

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Relative Pronouns

Capsule Hotels

What kind of traveler are you? Do you like big, swanky hotel rooms? Do you need lots of fancy amenities? Or...
Definite & Indefinite Articles

Twilight

There’s something romantic about vampires. Maybe it’s that they have to keep a deep, dark secre...
Present Progressive Tense

Hustle - President Barack Obama

You don’t become the first black President of the United States at age 47 without a lot of hard work....
Comparatives and Superlatives

Dog Walks

A dog can bring a lot of joy into your life. But owning a dog also takes work. You need to play with your d...
Past Perfect Tense

X-Men: First Class

Everyone feels a little bit different sometimes. Maybe you’re the tallest one in your family or the o...

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Idioms and Slang

East or West, home is best

"The grass isn`s always greener on the other side", they say. What do they mean? Is the saying about a ...
Writing

HOW TO WRITE A COMMENTORY OF A POEM

HOW TO WRITE A COMMENTORY OF A POEM (in the form of the essay) &nb...
Idioms and Slang

how much some one could bee puzzled

when some one wants to explain about the knoWledge of someone about somthing that is too little would use this: "(someone) + dont(doesnt) know , a...
Speaking

English Skills - Fluency - Reciting

What I like most about the English language is its size and subtlety. However these qualities are also why many find it difficult to achieve flue...
Idioms and Slang

make a fool out of...

I know the image has nothing to do with it... but I still like it :D have you ever heard the phrase "to make a fool out of sbdy"?e.g: -st...