As I promised you, here are five idioms involving cats for your unlimited use. If you know others who will need to learn this idioms, please share this page using our site share buttons. #6 Who will bell the cat? Literal meaning: If you bell the cat, you agree to do something quite dangerous, difficult, or impossible. It… Read more »
⭕ There’s no doubt about it: English is a challenging language to learn, and that’s largely because it’s full of bizarre colloquialisms that, when you stop and think about them, don’t appear to make much sense to anybody. ⭕ To see a man about a dog, or to see a man about a… Read more »
English Explained ⭕ Speak Your Mind ⭕ Fig. Say what you are really thinking. To say what you really think, not what people want to hear. She’s not afraid to speak her mind, even if it upsets people. Please let me speak my mind, and then you can do whatever you wish. It’s… Read more »
The reason I created this English activity page is to help you practice and feel more confident in communicating in English. As the saying goes, “Practice makes perfect.” The expression means that the way to become the best is to practice often, the more you practice, the better you will become, it is… Read more »
Happy as long as I’m not Hangry! ⭕ Are you familiar with the word “Hangry“? According to the Urban Dictionary, “Hangry” occurs when a person is both hungry and angry at the same time. It happens when a person becomes so hungry that his lack of food causes him to… Read more »