?IDIOM: kill two birds with one stone ✍?Meaning: If you kill two birds with one stone, you achieve two things with the one action. ❕For example: ?I need to go to the bank, and if I drop the books off at the library on the way I’ll be killing two birds with one stone. ?Jenny … Read more
♻️ Know nothing / know something I am sorry, I know nothing about that. ♻️ Know where Do you know where the care keys are? ♻️ Know about Do you know about the new timetable? ♻️ Know intimately Michael and Karen know each other intimately they have been in a relationship now for 3 years. … Read more
Writing an Introduction The first part of your essay must always be the introductory paragraph. Follow this template: #Sentence One: The “Hook” This is an interesting sentence that introduces the general theme or topic of the essay. #Sentence Two: The Main Point This is your main argument and direct answer to the question. Start with … Read more
There are many different ways to use a comma, below are examples of the more common rules of usage. 1. A comma is used to separate words and word groups in a simple series of three or more items. I love fish, chicken, beef and lamb. 2. A comma is used to separate two adjectives … Read more
The word “wrong” is commonly used in the English language but did you know it has a number of slightly different meanings? Wrong is used in the following ways: Adjective: – That is the wrong sock, it doesn’t match the other one. – It’s the wrong example. Try again! Adverb: – What am I doing … Read more