We just did a live English lesson about Feelings and Emotions on YouTube and this was the joke that appeared: Jokes can sometimes be difficult to understand when learning another language so don’t worry if you don’t understand THIS joke. I will try to...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vo8Yptd_zKY This will be the first ever Woodward English Show … yes show number 1. What exactly happens during the Woodward English Show? Well, during an hour YOU are going to learn English in a fun way and since it is LIVE from New...
What is the difference between take for and take for granted? Take for is a phrasal verb. Take for granted is an idiom. They have different meanings. Let’s look at the meaning of each one with example sentences. The phrasal verb TAKE FOR The idiom TAKE FOR...
The meaning of under the weather When someone is under the weather, it means that the person: is slightly ill. feels a little sick. doesn’t feel well. Sometimes the person’s (body) defences are low and they feel tired or exhausted too. Under the...
To throw in the towel = to quit; to give up; to concede defeat The origin of this idiom comes from boxing. When a boxer is being hit too much, is losing the fight and has great difficultly to continue, then sometimes his coach (or trainer) will throw a towel (or a...
