Are you into photography, travel and checking out urban scenes..? If so, please feel free to join me on Instagram. I finally succumbed and got my very first iPhone recently and I must say its camera function is amazing. Check out the photos below! As for this blog on learning English, I'm now very busy and I don't plan to post regularly on here for the winter. However, I do … [Read more...] about Urban Scenes On Instagram
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English Phrasal Verb – Take Care Of
Jack settled back in his chair, looked out across the room, and said to his client: "Don't worry, I'll take care of it. Everything'll be fine. I'll have it all done by the close of play tonight. " Take care of is a phrasal verb which many students seem to mix up with other verbs, and often learners make a mistake regarding which preposition to use. It might help if you … [Read more...] about English Phrasal Verb – Take Care Of
New Download – The Guide To Gay LGBTQI Vocabulary
I've promised to create more downloads and materials connected with learning English, so today I have the first of a new generation of guides for you! While I already have many downloads on this site, for example here, I've prepared this guide to Gay-LGBTQI Vocabulary using different software compared to the previous documents. It should be more reader-friendly and something … [Read more...] about New Download – The Guide To Gay LGBTQI Vocabulary
Word Watch – “I Don’t Wanna Brag” – Brag [v.]
![Word Watch – “I Don’t Wanna Brag” – Brag [v.]](http://getintoenglish.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/Word-watch-BRAG-Ill-be-the-best-you-ever-had-DSC_1425-1471-150x150.jpg)
I'm starting a new category of posts today called 'word watch', where I look at a word and how it's being used. In particular, the idea is to look at those which are used in spoken English or in songs but which don't seem to be given much attention in the main dictionaries (I'll also go back to the Get Into English archives and update any posts where I've focussed on one … [Read more...] about Word Watch – “I Don’t Wanna Brag” – Brag [v.]
“It’ll Get Your Foot In The Door” – Business Idiom
When Silvio approached a company for a job, he was told there was only one position available. However, it wasn't a full-time position nor even part-time job. It was on a casual basis. The HR manager said: "Right now we can't offer a lot. But we are the most prestigious law firm, and it'll get your foot in the door." Get your foot in the door means that it's an … [Read more...] about “It’ll Get Your Foot In The Door” – Business Idiom
