English Expression of the Week: get Your Money’s Worth
The Expression this week’s expression is “get your money’s worth.” We use this expression to talk about things that we...
T and Y Make CH Audio Exercise
Connecting T and Y Sounds In my post about connecting the T and Y sounds in spoken English, I wrote...
T and Y Make CH
Making Connections When 2 things connect, they often make something completely new. One example is when 2 businesses come together...
English Expression of the Week: get the Willies
The Expression The expression for this week is “get the willies.” It is not a phrasal verb, but “get” must...
“Get” Means “Catch”
Catching Things I hate getting a cold, but I love getting my dog when we play chase. I hate it...
“Get” Means “buy”
Buying for a Friend In summer, 2005, I wanted to get something special for a new friend. I wanted to...
“get” means “Receive”
A Special Gift Most people enjoy getting gifts. I like to get gifts. Soon after I made a special new...
English Expression of the Week: get a raw Deal
The Expression The expression for this week is “get a raw deal.” It is not a phrasal verb, but the...