C1 . Nominalisation: Formal Academic Style . 12 questions
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Loath vs. loathe: what is the difference?
Loath means reluctant or unwilling. Loathe means to hate or strongly dislike. Learn the difference with simple examples.
Linking Words: Contrast, Reason, and Result Exercise
B2 . Linking Words: Contrast, Reason, and Result
Advanced Emphasis: Clefts, Fronting, and Inversion Exercise
Level: C2 . Focus: Advanced Emphasis: Clefts, Fronting, and Inversion
What “fall between two stools” means, and why the image works
This idiom means failing because you try to satisfy two choices at once. The picture of missing both stools explains it well.