CEFR B1 Intermediate; focus: advertising vocabulary.
Vain, vein, and vane: what is the difference?
Vain means overly proud, vein is a blood vessel, and vane is a part that turns in the wind. Learn the contrast with simple examples.
Why Lord once meant loaf keeper
Lord comes from Old English words meaning loaf and keeper. The history of the word also connects with the origin of lady.
Mixed Science and Health Vocabulary Exercise
Mixed Science and Health Vocabulary Exercise . B2 Upper-Intermediate
Why “bone idle” means very lazy
“Bone idle” probably grew from a playful reshaping of “born idle.” Here is how the expression came to mean extremely lazy.
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