Englisch aus London: Hörübungen

Your or Yours: How to Choose

abstract nouns: everyday rules and examples

across vs through: choose the right path

housewife vs homemaker: what is the difference

make or made: choose the right form

their there they're: choose the right word

A ballpark guess

A ballpark guess is a rough numerical estimate based on general knowledge to help people make early plans.

Above board

Above board describes actions or deals that are honest and legal, with nothing hidden.

Ad Hoc: Meaning and Daily Use

Adjective clauses: choose the right word

Adverse or Averse: Choose the Right Word

Aesthetic or Ascetic: Style or Strict Discipline

Albeit Meaning: Use Clear Formal Contrasts

Allusion or Illusion: How to Choose

Although, though, even though: Connect contrasting ideas

Arbitrary: Meaning and Everyday Use

At first glance

At first glance introduces how something appears when first seen before a closer look reveals new facts.

Attitude Adverbs: A Practical Guide

Backlog

You answer five old emails, but twelve more are still waiting. What do you call the work that has built up behind you?

Bend the rules

Bend the rules means to relax or ignore a standard regulation slightly for someone in a harmless situation.

Born or Borne: Choosing the Right Form

Breathing down my neck

Breathe down someone's neck means to watch someone closely in a stressful way, or to approach quickly as an urgent deadline.

By the book

Following set rules, laws, or standard steps strictly without taking shortcuts.

Capricious Meaning: Unpredictable Changes