Huh?
Is that correct?
I’m an English native speaker.
Daily Lessons / blog posts
How To Activate These Powerful Idioms
Yesterday I told you I was under the weather.
Well, I’m still not feeling fit as a fiddle.
But I am feeling a tad bit better after my cat nap.
The word of the day is not a word
The word of the day is…
“Feeling under the weather.”
What’s that, you say?
Travel Tip
What do you see when you visit a new city?
I usually get my siteseeing tips from YouTube.
I did this when I visited Vilnius last week.
Strange English In The Skies
Another week, another city.
Your teacher is a traveler.
It’s a good life, but there will be a big change soon.
When Animals Speak English
“What does a dog say in your language?”
Have you ever played this game?
It’s a lot of fun!
I’m Not A Religious Man. BUT….
You’re lucky.
Did you know that?
No, you didn’t win the lottery.
To Learn This Grammar Rule, Turn Off Your Brain
This week we’re wondering about life in the old days: what was good then, and what’s better now.
One reader points out that a secretary now has a more comfortable life than a king did long ago.
Another reader comments that the grammar I used was difficult:
Why I Prefer Europe To The US
Beautiful buildings.
Old buildings are beautiful.
Modern buildings are boring.
Was Life Really Better In The Old Days?
I love Europe!
I just got back from a walk around the old town in Warsaw.
It’s really beautiful.
