Fill me in. All the following phrases are adjectival phrases (contacting an adjective – ‘due’ etc) and the corresponding prepositions are missing. In one, however, NO preposition is necessary – …
Check out today’s Teatime Titbit: Wonderful Wednesday Words. Yiddish When listening or reading particularly American English you may often come across Yiddish words. ‘Yiddish is a Germanic language, originally spoken …
Collocations are a combination of words which you can very often meet in a language. Below I’ve mixed up 10 business collocations. Can you match the verb (left column) + …
Check out today’s Teatime Titbit: Fun on Friday. Learning with a smile on your face. “There’s many a true word spoken in jest“ as the saying goes and Whatsapp or …
I was astounded to learn that approx 45% of all English words originate from French , quelle catastrophe! At least, it probablement makes learning French a little easier – pas …
