It can't be avoided. If you're going to write about the English language, the F-word has to come up at some point. So, here it is. This post is as safe-for-work as it can be, but still be careful: it's a bit NSFW.
Polysemy is the ability of one word or phrase to have multiple meanings. Today, we'll look at how to tell the difference in those meanings. Do you know what I mean😆?
I'm not putting you on when I tell you that learning phrasal verbs is essential for ESL learners. Today's post will focus on phrasal verbs using "put".
You've have reached the end of your presentation and are now going to take questions from your audience. This can be the most challenging, and it's the most important part of your talk. People's final impression of you will likely be made at this point. In today's post we'll cover the following types of situations: a) You Don't The Answer b) Question Machine Guns c) Emotional Questions d) Hijackers