“Chalk and cheese” describes two things that are completely different. Here is the meaning, likely origin, and how to use it well.
Why coyote comes from Nahuatl
Coyote entered English through Spanish, but its deeper source is Nahuatl, the language associated with the Aztecs and still spoken in Mexico.
Future Time Expressions Exercise
Level: A2. Focus: future time expressions in short everyday sentences.
Why tomato comes from Nahuatl
Tomato entered English through Spanish tomate, but the word goes back to Nahuatl, the language spoken by the Aztecs in Mexico.
What “draw a line in the sand” means and where it comes from
“Draw a line in the sand” means setting a firm limit. Here is the likely origin, plus how the phrase is used today.
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