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English Slang: Aint -Aint is a contraction of am not, is not, are
English Slang: Aint -Aint is a contraction of am not, is not, are not, has not, and have not -Warning: Most consider this bad English. It is VERY info...

English Phrases: Two heads are better than one -This means that
English Phrases: Two heads are better than one -This means that two people working together can accomplish more than one person by himself. Or, two p...

Common Phrases: to make a friend -To make a friend = to gain a
Common Phrases: to make a friend -To make a friend = to gain a friend, to start a friendship with someone new I moved to a new city. So I need to ma...

Common Mistakes: musics -Never say: musics -Say: music or songs
Common Mistakes: musics -Never say: musics -Say: music or songs (depending on the context The word music is a non-countable noun and its just music...

Useful Idioms: Cut it out! - It means stop or stop it. Its like
Useful Idioms: Cut it out! - It means stop or stop it. Its like saying, Stop doing that! In this context it usually is said when someone is doing some...

Phrasal Verbs: Beat up -To beat up someone means to physically
Phrasal Verbs: Beat up -To beat up someone means to physically attack and harm someone. Most of the time its by punching them or kicking them.... Or, ...

Borrow money vs Lend money - Whats the difference? -To borrow
Borrow money vs Lend money - Whats the difference? -To borrow money = to receive money and pay back the money later -To lend money = to give money to ...

Useful Tip: -Many times I hear, in Sunday... in Saturday... in
Useful Tip: -Many times I hear, in Sunday... in Saturday... in Wednesday... But the correct way is to say, on Wednesday... on Saturday... on Sunday.....