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The word “ship” has some interesting uses as an idiom. Study these examples: “I will buy it when my ship comes home”. This goes back
“How art thou” is slightly older English for “how are you”. In Spanish you have the distinction between the intimate “tu” and the formal “usted”. The
You will know the word cheese (queso). However, it is also used in idioms (modismos). Here are some examples: “Hard cheese” (mala pata) Alejandro is
“Poach” is a verb with three meanings. The English poach (escalfar) eggs, and they sometimes have poached eggs for breakfast, “poached” being the adjective. One
«Muddle” is a noun, an adjective and a verb. As a noun it means “desorden, lio, follón y confusion”. Here are some examples as a
“About” is a preposition and an adverb. Here are some examples as a preposition: Pedro Sanchez has written a book about gardening (Pedro Sanchez ha
“Along” is a preposition (of movement and position) and an adverb. Here are examples – as an adverb: Sanchez was running along besides Mr. Zapatero
In 2008, on winning the presidential election, Mr. Barack Obama spoke about the “enormity” (la enormidad de) of the tasks that he faced (to face
“Roast”, “roasted” and “baked” These three words are often translated as “asado” (o al horno). The choice of these words depends on how you cook
The word “hat” has some interesting idioms (modismos). Here they are: • Mr. Sanchez should hang up his hat (= jubilarse) • That is old
Have you heard or seen such a phrase? Do you understand it? What does it mean? It is incomprehensible (incomprensible), utterly meaningless (totalmente sin sentido).
One (1) is singular – it´s obvious, you say. Please consider the following: One in ten workers in Tenerife are lazy. One in ten workers
