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What does “schmaltzy” mean?
Do you know what “schmaltzy” means? Click on the correct meaning below: ACTIVITY: Use “schmaltzy” in a sentence. Put your... -
What does “shun” mean?
Do you know what “shun” means? Click on the correct meaning below: ACTIVITY: Use “shun” in a sentence. Put your... -
What does “staycation” mean?
Do you know what “staycation” means? Click on the correct meaning below: ACTIVITY: Use “staycation” in a sentence. Put your... -
What does “swoon over” mean?
Do you know what “swoon over” means? Click on the correct meaning below: ACTIVITY: Use “swoon over” in a sentence.... -
What does “gazebo” mean?
Do you know what “gazebo” means? Click on the correct meaning below: ACTIVITY: Use “gazebo” in a... -
What does “ladette” mean?
Do you know what “ladette” means? Click on the correct meaning below: ACTIVITY: Use “ladette” in a sentence. Put your... -
What does “hefty sum” mean?
Do you know what “hefty sum” means? Click on the correct meaning below: ACTIVITY: Use “hefty sum” in a sentence.... -
What does “nose job” mean?
Do you know what “nose job” means? Click on the correct meaning below: ACTIVITY: Use “nose job” in a sentence.... -
What does “usher in” mean?
Do you know what “usher in” means? Click on the correct meaning below: ACTIVITY: Use “usher in” in a sentence....
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Fix This English: Oodles of Noodles
Welcome to our weekly challenge! Can you fix the English? VOCABULARY: oodles MEANING: many I called this week’s challenge ‘oodles of noodles’... -
Fix This English: Beware of Thieves!
Welcome to our weekly challenge! Can you fix the English? This week’s English is from a sign in a restaurant. Activity: ... -
Fix My English: Inconvenient? Inconvenience?
Welcome to our weekly challenge! Can you fix the English? This week’s English is from a sign is on a... -
Fix my English! New weekly activity!
Today, I have a challenge for you! Let’s have some fun learning English! I see English in every country around the...
English Conversation
April 6, 2010Did you know…? No Comments
This week a friend sent me an interesting email. Here it is: DID YOU KNOW…? ‘Stewardesses’ is the...
October 14, 2009Learn To Speak English And Have Fun At The Same Time! 4 Comments
Many people choose to learn a second language by living amongst those who speak it as a native language. But...
August 10, 2009How to make friends and meet new people 7 Comments
Today, let’s talk about how to make friends with native English speakers! Recently, I interviewed a good friend of mine....Grammar Lessons
August 24, 2009What is a ‘past participle’? No Comments
Today, my friend has a question about ‘past participles’. Q: What is a ‘past participle’? A: Good question! A past...
April 28, 2009Quiz: Using Articles – a, an, the 2 Comments
Let’s practice using articles! Read the paragraph below and fill in the missing words using: a, an, the. “For most...
March 16, 2009How to answer: Do you mind if I sit down? 7 Comments
Recently, I visited a friend of mine. This friend is not a native English speaker. It was my first time...Vocabulary
July 30, 2010What does “schmaltzy” mean? 1 Comment
Do you know what “schmaltzy” means? Click on the correct meaning below: ACTIVITY: Use “schmaltzy” in a sentence. Put your...
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