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Eavesdropping - Thursday

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 - Wednesday

soak up the sun
Real Life - Tuesday

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 - Monday

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 - Friday

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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Eavesdropping - Thursday

Take the Ball and Run With It

Like all sports, American football has a lot of rules. And different players have different jobs. But the m...
Music

Music - Wednesday

The Killers

Most of the acts that fill arenas these days are either pop, like Justin Bieber, or classic rock like the R...
Romance

Eavesdropping - Tuesday

Best Thing Since Sliced Bread

Before 1928, if you wanted to use bread for a sandwich, you had to cut it yourself. But that year, a machin...
Friend

Eavesdropping - Monday

Bent Out of Shape

Sometimes, life is wonderful. Everyone and everything is great. Other times, life can make you upset. For e...
Hobbies

Slang - Friday

have a ball

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Imperative Form

Throw a Wrench in the Works

Picture an old-fashioned factory, from the days before everything was digital. You might picture some giant...
Contractions and Abbreviations

New York City

When people think of the United States, New York City is one of the iconic places that comes to mind. Since...
There, Their & They're

X-Files

In 1993, the first episode of the X-Files appeared on TV. This sci-fi drama told the story of FBI agents Fo...
Zero Conditional

Etiquette

We all have our pet peeves when it comes to manners. Some can’t stand to sit at the table with anyone...
Possessive Adjectives

Hold One’s Horses

It’s easy to get excited about a project. You might even want to begin right away. However, it’s best to ha...

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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...