CEFR C1; mixed complex tense review; 12 single-answer gap-fill items with API self-audit fields.
What “in the offing” means, and where it comes from
“In the offing” now means likely to happen soon. Its sailing origin helps explain why the phrase suggests something coming into view.
Partly Agreeing Exercise
B1 ESL multiple-choice gap-fill exercise on partly agreeing.
Broach vs. brooch: what is the difference?
Broach is usually a verb meaning to raise a topic. Brooch is a noun for a decorative pin. Learn the difference with clear examples.
Pandemonium: a Milton coinage that became an everyday word
John Milton coined pandemonium in Paradise Lost as the capital of Hell. Later, English broadened it to mean chaos and noisy uproar.
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