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What are idioms? English idioms are expressions that have a meaning of their own, and where understanding all of the individual words doesn't necessarily mean you will understand an idiom. For example, the idiom 'a can of worms' actually has nothing to do with cans or...
An idiom is a phrase created from a group of words that does not necessarily have any meaning related to the words themselves. For example, 'that rings a bell' actually has nothing to do with ringing or bells - it simply means that something is 'vaguely familiar'....
In many traditional, conservative learning environments, the most common way to study is to gather groups of students in a room with a teacher or lecturer speaking about a particular subject. There are, however, alternative ways to study that have proven to be...
In this lesson, we are focusing on vocabulary used to describe cities, particularly the city environment - the places, buildings and locations that you can refer to when talking or writing about cities. Take a look at the list below. How many words do you know? If...
The following vocabulary is useful for understanding and discussing types of communication / communicator Types of spoken communication A discussion - when two or more people discuss a specific matter. It is often a formal situation where topics are discussed, often...
Other words for environment Habitat - the natural home of an animal or plant The natural world - used when talking about nature Ecology - the relationship between animals and plants to their natural environment Dwelling - place where animals or plants live...