A2 . Prepositions of Time: At, On, In
The origin of “flash in the pan”
“Flash in the pan” started with flintlock firearms. It now describes something that begins brightly but produces little lasting result.
Elicit vs. illicit, what is the difference?
Elicit means to draw out a response. Illicit means illegal. Learn the difference with clear definitions and simple examples.
Nominalisation: Formal Academic Style Exercise
C1 . Nominalisation: Formal Academic Style . 12 questions
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.
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