Finished watching the lesson, now test what you have learned. Phrasal verb is a verb followed by a preposition or an adverb. It is a combination that...

Sometimes you are so engrossed in something that you don’t know what is happening around you. The word ‘riveting’ basically means that something...

Finished watching the video, now its time to test what you have learned. Prepositions are one of the most hated parts of speech. Even experienced...

Complaints are expressions of displeasure or annoyance in response to something that is unfavourable.  There are many situations that make you angry...

When you want to make an important point, you go out of your way to explain someone what you are trying to convey. The idiom ‘to drive...

Finished watching the video, now take a test to see how much you have learned from this lesson. Phobias are irrational fear of things and situations...

When you want to accomplish your personal and professional goals, you put in all your efforts and work endlessly. The word ‘industrious’ basically...

Finished watching the video , Now its time to test what you have learned In this lesson, you are going to learn about the common phrasal verbs used...

People always like expressing their happiness to their loved ones. In this lesson you would learn to use certain phrases and idioms to express your...

I love you holds a lot of meaning and there are various ways to express it and say it. In this lesson you will learn various ways to express your...

The word ‘thing’ can be used in many different ways besides its actual meaning ‘commodity’. 1. Do the right thing : This is a typical way...

There are times you are tempted by something and find it very hard to hold back. The word ‘entice’ means to attract or tempt someone to do something...

In this lesson, Ceema tells you about the different phrases you could use to express your likes and dislikes. If you love something, it means you...

At times you do certain things to moderate or soothe a particular situation in order to reduce its intensity or seriousness. The word ‘mitigate’...