Lifestyle

Example 1: Marcy isn’t coming with us to the Grand Canyon. She said that it was more important for her...

Context #1: Akiko: Guess what! Next week I’m going to go to my first American Baseball game. Shuhei: Really? That’s...

Context #1: Jane: I heard you and your boyfriend got into an argument after class yesterday. Cindy: Yeah… he was...

Read the following letter and guess the meaning of the idiom in bold: Dear Gloria, I am writing to thank...

To Be Crazy About Read the following e-mail and try to guess the meaning of the idiom in bold: Dear...

Idiom:  to Soak up the rays. This phrase acts like a verb.  What’s the meaning of “soak up”? – It...

Idiom: Golden Opportunity, noun phrase. Example #1:  John really likes Anna. Unfortunately, they are in different levels. John is a...

Idiom: to take lightly; used as a verb First example: Monica told Jeff he needed to complete his work by...

Idiom: The honeymoon (be) over; used as an expression First example: The people of the nation had a lot of...

Example 1: James: Oh my goodness, Lacy! What happened to your face? Your eye is black and blue! are you...

Example 1: Last week, I was buying a birthday gift for my roommate when I saw my grammar teacher Nancy...

Idiom: to total (one’s car) Context #1:Jay: Hey Sarah, I heard that you got into an accident on the freeway...

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