As we found out in yesterday’s blog, the phrasal verb is the secret language of native speakers and is something non-natives understandably have difficulty with. So here are 5 more phrasal verbs (in bold) to…
Journalists pride themselves on their headlines, particularly in the ‘tabloid press’. They use play on words and humour to catch our eyes. On Saturday, my footy team Liverpool FC lost at home to West Ham…
Fun on Friday – a little rhyme to end the week. The time is nigh, for you to retire. O didn’t it all just fly by? A working life entire. ——————————————————————————————————————– The time is here,…
Great news for all the Teatime Titbiters who enjoy British TV and especially the 6 Nations rugby competition. There’s a website where you can watch British TV live online. One snag, it’s not free –…
Accents (and dialects) range from the cool to the pain in the ears (not neck or arse), and the UK and Ireland we have more than our fair share of the latter. I think, it’s…