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Difference Between Pain, Ache and Hurt

Post author:Harry
Post category:Ask about English
Post last modified:31/07/2021

What is the difference between pain, ache and hurt? My students often find these two English words very confusing. So here we're talking about hurt, pain, ache, sore, soreness, injury and…

English Fish Idioms And Phrases

Post author:Harry
Post category:English Idioms
Post last modified:09/07/2021

Here you will learn popular English fish idioms and phrases. I will explain how we use the word 'fish' and certain expressions to help you express yourselves or to explain…

9 English Idioms For Giving Advice and Warning

Post author:Harry
Post category:English Idioms
Post last modified:09/07/2021

Here you will learn 9 English idioms for giving advice and warning. a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush, actions speak louder than wordsLearning idioms will help you…

Unusual English Expressions Using Body Parts

Post author:Harry
Post category:English Idioms
Post last modified:09/07/2021

Here you will learn unusual English expressions using body parts.Many English idioms use parts of the body like head over heels and head in the clouds. These idioms are quite…

English Phrases To Avoid Answering A Question

Post author:Harry
Post category:Everyday English
Post last modified:09/07/2021

Here you're going to learn useful English phrases to avoid answering a question.These English phrases will help you when dealing with nosy people, or you don't want to answer that…

English Vocabulary For Emotions

Post author:Harry
Post category:English Vocabulary
Post last modified:16/07/2021

Learn English vocabulary for emotions. Improve your English vocabulary and learn how to correctly describe your emotions in English. Here I have for you 14 English words associated with emotions.Study…

Easy English Expressions With OUT OF

Post author:Harry
Post category:English Vocabulary
Post last modified:09/07/2021

Here you will learn 8 easy English expressions with OUT OF.Out of luck, out of the box, out of fashion and more. Keep practising and improve your English speaking skills. English…

Common Idioms about Fruits in English

Post author:Harry
Post category:English Idioms
Post last modified:09/07/2021

Learn common idioms about fruits in EnglishExpand your English vocabulary and achieve fluency in English faster. Table of Contents Hello there, this is Harry and welcome back to my English…

8 English Idioms with Hit

Post author:Harry
Post category:English Idioms
Post last modified:09/07/2021

Here you will learn 8 English idioms with hit. Hit the ground running, hit the hay/sack, hit the nail on the head and more. Advanced English vocabulary.