This week here on the blog, we’ve been looking at English language for talking about deceit, dishonesty and lies.
Enhancing your English fluency involves more than just vocabulary and grammar; it includes understanding how words naturally combine, known as collocations.
Today we’re going to explore 20 common collocations with the noun ‘lie'‘ and how to use them in everyday English.
Lies and deceit are universal concepts, but English has a rich vocabulary to describe the shades of dishonesty, from small ‘white lies’ to outright deception. In this post, we’ll explore idioms, collocations, and phrases that you can use to discuss lies and deceit effectively in English.
Fear is a universal emotion, and in the English language, there are many ways to express it, especially using phrasal verbs.
These phrasal verbs are invaluable for communicating those nerve-wracking moments in everyday language, giving you the precise words to convey what you're feeling. Below, we’ll explore eight useful phrasal verbs for talking about fear, complete with definitions and examples to help you put them to use confidently.
