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English Idiom: To Nail It
Have you ever heard someone say ‘You nailed it’ and wondered what it actually means?
It’s one of those common English idioms that native speakers use all the time at work and in everyday conversations. You may have noticed it being used in reality TV shows like The Great British Bake Off. It’s short, snappy and positive and it’s a great one to start using if you want to sound more natural in English.
10 Phrasal Verbs for Talking About the New Year in English (2025 Edition)
As one year draws to a close, it’s natural to reflect on the past twelve months while dreaming of fresh starts and new possibilities. Whether you’re celebrating achievements from 2024 or planning your intentions for 2025, here are ten phrasal verbs that will help you talk about your goals, ambitions, and reflections in English with confidence!
Atomic Habits for learning English
This week, in classes and on social channels we’ve been looking at the subject of habits. In conversations a few students have mentioned the importance of James Clear’s groundbreaking book, Atomic Habits.
So, what’s all the fuss about?