“Brainstorm” once referred to a violent mental disturbance. Today it usually means a fast, creative session for generating ideas.
Too and Enough: Problems and Solutions Exercise
B1 . Too and Enough: Problems and Solutions
At the weekend or on the weekend: British and American English
British English usually prefers at the weekend, while American English usually prefers on the weekend. Both mean the same thing.
Blatant vs. flagrant: what is the difference?
Blatant means obvious and often shameless. Flagrant means glaringly bad or clearly against rules, standards, or basic decency.
Why lieutenant can sound like leftenant in British English
British English often says leftenant, while American English says loo tenant. The difference comes from older French influenced history.
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