Idioms & expressions
Add new idioms and expressions to your vocabulary. Learn how to use them in real-life situations.
Another Way to Say “I Look Forward to Hearing From You”
Looking forward to hearing from you is a popular email ending, but it’s so often used, most see it as a faux pas.
“Thank you in advance”: More formal alternatives
To avoid misunderstanding while writing, it is better to use alternative words instead of “thank you in advance” especially in formal emails as the recipient might misinterpret it to sound like “I expect you to do this.”
Learning the Meaning of Usage of Albeit
Albeit belongs to the conjunction class of words, and it is used to mean “even though,” “though,” or “even if.”
Who was “the face that launched a thousand ships” and why?
Nowadays, we might use this quote to say that a woman is stunningly beautiful, just like Helen of Troy.
Be My Valentine! Ways to Impress Your One and Only on Valentine's Day Using Romantic Expressions & Phrases
It’s not only about Valentine’s Day, of course. Surely, it’s always great to express your feelings to your nearest and dearest!
Idioms—A Treasure That Every Student Wants to Find
Everyone at least once in their life didn’t understand the meaning of the words that native speakers use.
15 Common Everyday Slang Words
Slang consists of very informal words, expressions that are used by friends or some who have the same interests, or people of a particular group.
Everything you need to know about the word “green”
In this article, we will talk about the different usage of the word “green” as an adjective, as slang and formal, informal usage, and some example to illustrate where we can practically place it in a sentence.
