Phrasal Verbs With INTO, DOWN, OUT
Phrasal Verbs With INTO, DOWN, OUT act out, speak out, lash out, come out, come into, go into, bump into, knock down, sit down, set down and etc… Follow …
Capital Letters
Capital Letters Names of people and pets, the sight word I, names of places, names of holidays, days of week, months of the year and etc… Follow the list …
100 Ways to Say I LOVE YOU
100 Ways to Say I LOVE YOU I adore you, I’m affectionate for you, I’m attached to you, I’m passionate about you, you fill my heart and etc… Follow …
Other Ways to Say BAD
Other Ways to Say BAD Substandard, poor, inferior, second-rate, second-class, inadequate, unacceptable, faulty, shoddy, crummy, bum, deficient, lousy, defective, careless and etc… Follow the list for synonyms of Bad …
Using Little, A little, Few, A few
Using Little, A little, Few, A few Follow the list for using and differences between little, a little, few and a few. ;
Parts of Body in English
Parts of Body in English Neck, chest, armpit, stomach, arm, wrist, hand, knuckle, finger, knee, shin and etc… FOllow the Visual expressions;
Vocabulary; Parts Of Speech
Vocabulary; Parts Of Speech Noun, pronoun, adjective, verb, adverb, preposition, conjunction, interjection and etc… Follow the list for detailed expressions;
Teen Slang List
Teen Slang List Bruh, it’s lit, goat, tbh, I’m weak, squad, gucci, curve, bae and etc… Follow the list for teen slangs and meanings;
Medical and Health Idioms
Medical and Health Idioms As fit as a fiddle, black and blue, clean bill of health, flare up, go under the knife, splitting headache. Follow the list for idioms, …
Comparatives and Superlatives
Comparatives and Superlatives Comparative list, long adjectives, shor adjectives, superlative list. Follow the list for detailed expressions;