We need to put a noun after a preposition. Gerunds act as nouns, so after…
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“No sweat.” / “to be no sweat” Meaning: to not be a problem; to be…
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We use the word “since” to give a reason. It tells why some action was…
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“Hardly” and “barely” mean only just or almost not. Take a look at some examples.…
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Are you a leader or a follower? Are you a risk-taker? Are you an organized…
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“to be out of it” / “to feel out of it” Meaning: to not feel…
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Listen to the Lesson We can use the word “appreciate” to say “thank…
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“Before” and “after” are used to show what happened 1st and what happened 2nd. They…
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“Thanks a million.” Meaning: thank you very much Similar Expressions Thanks a million. Thank you…
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Listen to the Lesson Excuse me is used to apologize, to politely interrupt,…