What is the difference between celebrate and congratulate? Celebrate We celebrate something, like a special event or occasion. The structure is celebrate + [something] This …
Learn English Grammar – Make With Prepositions
What prepositions can we use with MAKE or MADE Today, I want to show you a few different combinations of the verb make with some …
Learn Phrasal Verbs – Check in With
What does the phrasal verb check in with mean? When you check in with someone, you ask them for permission or approval before doing something. …
Learn English Grammar – SO Vs. SUCH
Check out this short paragraph: It’s been raining all week. Everything is so wet. All of this rain every day is such a nuisance. There …
Learn Phrasal Verbs – Break Down (to stop working)
What does the phrasal verb “Break Down” mean? Break down is a phrasal verb with several meanings, but for this one-point lesson, break down means …
Learn English Slang – Delish
What does the slang word Delish mean? Delish means delicious or yummy and is used to describe food. So, if someone says “This food is …
Learn English Vocabulary – Adjacent
What does the word “Adjacent” mean? Adjacent means located near or next to something. So, if someone says “The two rooms are adjacent”, they mean …
Learn English Slang – Geek
What does the slang word Geek mean? Geek means a person who is very interested in a particular subject, especially computers or technology. So, if …
Learn Phrasal Verbs – Bring Up
What does the phrasal verb “Bring Up” mean? Bring up means to mention something for discussion or consideration. So, if someone says “Can you bring …
Learn English Vocabulary – Collaborate
What does the word “Collaborate” mean? Collaborate means to work together towards a common goal. So, if someone says “We need to collaborate on this …