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English Expressions for Things That Aren't Said Directly

"Subtle" is an adjective that means "indirect or not obvious" — and there are plenty of situations when being subtle is...

"How Far" and "How Long": What's the Difference? [Updated]

"How far" and "how long" may sound the same to many English learners, but each has a specific meaning and...

Use Brain Breaks to Keep Your Child Focused

Have you ever found your child falling asleep in the middle of an English lesson? Or noticed their attention drifting...

How To Learn English Slang

“I saw a picture of my newborn niece and almost died.” “I killed it at my final exam!” Don't worry!...

English Idioms and Expressions for the Summer [Updated]

When you think of the summertime, you may imagine vacations, travel and afternoons at the beach. On the other hand,...

Daily News Lesson Collection: Drinks

What's your favorite drink? Coffee? Wine? A type of soda? In this article, we’ve collected 10 Daily News English lessons...

Learn English Through Music: 'Your Idol' by Saja Boys

The animated movie KPop Demon Hunters became a hit shortly after it was released on Netflix in June 2025. It's...

How to Say “My Internet Isn’t Working!” in English [Updated]

You’ve probably been in a situation in which you’re talking to someone online and suddenly their video freezes, your internet...

7 English Expressions for Making Demands Politely

Do you know the verb "insist"? It means "to demand something without accepting refusal." Insisting might seem rude, but it...

"Almost" and "Almost All": What's the Difference?

Many English learners often get "almost" and "almost all" confused. But using one when the other is appropriate can cause...