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Sarah Smith

A certified ESL tescher who helps you unlock your full potential in English language learning.

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Hi dear! "Turn over" means to flip something so that the other side is the visible and top side. "Turn out" refers to the result of something.

Carmine

Certified tutor with 40 years of mentoring experience. Enjoy learning made simple.

Hi Sarah, Great question for this forum. In addition to what is listed above, there is also the wisdom of becoming familiar with the language and not memorizing it. Moreover, for a student to want to speak cohesively, coherently, correctly, fluently, and sound natural one must learn to use collocations, informal contractions, and tenses correctly, to use the correct type of prepositions and tense as well as implement the use of definite and indefinite articles, It is the little pieces of the English puzzle which offers the quality of one's speech. Becoming aware of the nuances and humor is also vital as learning to perceive double entendres, innuendos, idioms, sarcasm, and common phrases. There are also times when one must eventually study all the many literary forms, as in the language of English,

Sarah Smith

A certified ESL tescher who helps you unlock your full potential in English language learning.

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I went to the store and bought some apples and bananas and cookies and donuts and ice cream!

Gugu

Certified Esl teacher

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It could be understanding the meaning of the words.

Teacher Racheal

Certified TEFL,ESl teacher

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I enjoy interactive session with my students. Conversation lessons for adults as icebreakers and video lessons for kids to catch their attention.

john wahhab

qualified bilingual English speaker, I'm here to help students improve their English & Arabic skills

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The best way to learn any new language, is by the communication with native citizens or people who can speak the language fluently and have the proficiency to teach you the language from various aspects.

nida javaid

An experienced English and Urdu teacher

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A universal language.

Namrah Khan

I have done Bs Hons in English Linguistics and Literature From NUML Karachi Campus.

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Speaking and reading by your own and listening and writing by tutor

GraceField

Certified ESL Cambridge teacher (From USA) also (Native Spanish)

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The phrase " funny enough "is actually grammatically correct. It's commonly used in casual speech and writing. It's an Idiomatic expression that means something unexpected or surprising. While the phrase might not follow strict grammatical rules, it has become an accepted way of expressing surprise or irony in formal language. Language is not always strictly governed by formal grammar rules, it also incorporates colloquialisms, idioms and commonly used phrases." funny enough" is part of the living language that has gained recognition and meaning through usage.

Lia

Certified English Language Tutor with 5 years of experience

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The phrase "go off one's rocker" is an informal idiom that means to become crazy or mentally unsound; to become extremely foolish or foolhardy. It is usually used in a negative or sarcastic way to criticize someone's behavior or actions. For example: He must have gone off his rocker when he decided to quit his job and travel the world. You're going off your rocker if you think I'm going to lend you any more money. She's not going off her rocker, she's just having a bad day. The origin of this phrase is not very...