Roger Basick and Gillian Woodward share a few interesting English idioms that have to do with plants.
Patrick Woodward and Megan Nollet look at how animals are used in English idioms.
When learning a new language, idioms are important but also fun to learn! Gillian Woodward and Colin Lowther tell us how the word “rain” is used with several different meanings.
Have you ever wondered what people do at Christmas? Check out these 10 programs in easy English about Christmas around the world.
A Word We Use All the Time, But Do Not Like to Hear La’. Nej. Nein. Īe. NO. The word is often short. Maybe it sounds sad, or angry. No one really likes hearing it. But we all know that no is a very important word. There are many reasons to say no...
Have you ever “let the cat out of the bag”? Or have you accidentally talked about “the elephant in the room”? Learn 5 English language idioms using animals.
Learn about the tradition of making Christmas cookies. This tradition is surprisingly old!
Check out these words on our Christmas word list. Did you wonder what these words meant?
What do you keep under your hat? Is it a secret? Check out these 7 common hat idioms to use English like a native speaker.
There are many ways to say yes in English. How many do you know? Sound more like a natural English speaker with these 5 ways to say YES!