Love This verb is classed as a stative verb, because it describes a person’s emotional state, as opposed to an action. This means that it is normally used in the non-progressive form (“I love” not “I’m loving”). However, since 2003, the slogan for McDonald’s has been “I’m lovin’ it”, which was the name of a […]
When someone goes out on a limb from a tree, the limb could break and that person would fall to the ground. We use the expression To go out on a limb to talk about someone who put himself in a dangerous situation. Everyone went or will go out on a limb because this is […]
Some words that express feelings and emotions : Positive emotions Negative Emotions joy – gaiety – delight – cheerfulness – merriment – vivacity – calm – satisfaction – enthusiasm – optimism – jubilation anger – despair – depression – loneliness – sadness – frustration – worry – fear Some idiomatic expressions used to describe […]
10 famous Food Idioms : Slower than Molasses, Walk on Eggs, A Lot on my Plate, Couch Potato, Bad Apple, Piece of Cake, Big Cheese, Take it with a Grain of Salt, Cool as a Cucumber, Nutty as a Fruitcake
General We can use the present perfect (and the present perfect continuous) to say how long an action has been happening. This action is one that started in the past and has continued until the present. There are basically two words we can use to introduce any time expression with the present perfect and the […]
Body male, female, neck, chest, abdomen, hip, genitals, shin, breast, nipple, head, waist, navel, forearm, thigh, knee, groin, foot, leg, shoulder, arm, elbow, wrist, hand, ankle, nape, back, armpit, small of back, buttock, calf, heel Face hair, skin, eyebrow, eyelash, ear, nose, mole, lip, chin, forehead, temple, eye, cheek, nostril, mouth, jaw