Autor: Dave Preston

Rip-off (Abzocke), (to have a) lie-in (ausschlafen), mix-up (Verwechslung= confusion), cover-up, (Vertuschung), pile-up (Auffahrunfall), handout (Informationsblatt), crackdown (Durchgreifen), cutback (Kürzung), outset (Anfang), […]

On day 58, I introduced the Secret Language of the Natives (phrasal verbs) and talked about the basics of using them. What […]

It is what separates the wheat from the chaff and like every other part of English, it’s something you must learn if […]

Not just any old post, a post about ‘A’, and not forgetting ‘an’. This first sentence highlights a use of ‘a/an’, namely […]

When to use it, and when not? Seems easy enough at first glance – but deep down, it isn’t all that straightforward. […]