Here’s an example of an idiom used in a movie…
“Let down” – which means: to disappoint
I’m never going to let you down — I’m never going to disappoint you.
Here are a lot more little video examples of “English at the Movies” from VOA on YouTube.
Here’s an example of an idiom used in a movie…
“Let down” – which means: to disappoint
I’m never going to let you down — I’m never going to disappoint you.
Here are a lot more little video examples of “English at the Movies” from VOA on YouTube.
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Here is some vocabulary for cleaning and laundry. (Click/touch the picture to make it larger.)
This comes from Easy Pace Learning, where there is more information like this.
Idiom: to “call it a day” …. to stop doing something (usually related to work)
Quick Draw is an app from Google – mostly for fun. You are told to draw a picture of something. (Look up the word in Google Images if you don’t know it.) See if Quick Draw can recognize your picture in less than 20 seconds!
On testlanguages.com –
At the end, they will tell you about how many English words you know.
This is mostly just for fun, but if you study some vocabulary, and then take the test again a few months later, your score should increase a little.
There’s another website to test your English vocabulary called TestYourVocab