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Elusive: Meaning and Everyday Use

Empathy meaning: how to use it

Epiphany meaning: sudden clear realization

Expressions with get

Get in touch means start communicating with someone. Get rid of means remove or throw away something unwanted. Get used to means become familiar and comfortable with a new situation.

Eye to eye

Two team members have different working styles, but both want to delay the launch until the product is safer. How can you describe the opinion they share?

Facetious: Meaning, Tone, and Use

Finite and non-finite verbs: find what changes

For the time being

Your office is being repaired, so you are working from a library until another arrangement is ready. The plan is temporary, but there is no exact end date. What phrase fits?

Foreign Phrases in English: Clear Everyday Guide

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From scratch

A damaged spreadsheet cannot be repaired, and there is no clean copy. You open a blank file and recreate every part. How did you start?

From the ground up

A company does not make a few changes to its service. It redesigns the basic rules, the technology, and every customer step. How can you emphasise the complete rebuild?

Future perfect continuous: measuring ongoing time

Gerund or Participle: Tell Them Apart

Get it out of your system

You keep thinking about an unfair decision. After telling a friend exactly how you feel, the frustration becomes easier to leave behind. What have you done?

Give it a miss

Your friends invite you to a late film, but you are tired and have an early start. How can you casually say that you will not go this time?

Give it your best shot

You are not sure you can answer every interview question, but you have prepared carefully and intend to do your best. How can you describe that effort?

Go hand in hand

A growing shop receives more orders, but it also needs more customer support. The two changes repeatedly appear together. How can you describe their connection?

Go off the rails

A previously reliable manager starts hiding expenses, ignoring every warning, and breaking company rules. How can you describe this serious change in behaviour?

Go to your head

A colleague wins one award and immediately starts acting as if nobody else's advice matters. What can you say about the effect of that success?

Go with the flow

Your friends change the plan several times, but none of the options matters much to you. You decide to accept their choice and enjoy the day. What are you doing?

Grammatical Case in English: Types and Everyday Use

Grammatical number: singular and plural forms

Grey area

A company policy explains business travel but says nothing about combining a work trip with one personal day. The rule is not clearly allowed or forbidden. What is this situation?