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Vocabulary Spotlight: “Resilient”
When describing someone who can bounce back from difficulties, the word “resilient” is a perfect choice.
When you need to describe something that is about to happen soon, the phrase “around the corner” is an ideal choice.
When you need to describe accepting the consequences of your actions, the idiom “face the music” is a powerful choice.
When you need to describe being cautious about believing something, the idiom “take it with a pinch of salt” is an ideal choice.
When you want to describe a process that requires gradual effort, the phrase “step by step” is an excellent choice.
Reading Time: 4 minutes Introduction to the Idiom When you want to express trust in someone despite having doubts, the idiom “give someone the benefit of the doubt” is an ideal choice. This phrase is commonly used to describe a situation where you choose to […]
When you need to describe something thatโs simple to understand, the phrase “itโs not rocket science” is an ideal choice.
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Expressing Regret: “In Hindsight”
When you want to discuss a situation where you realise something after it has happened, the phrase “in hindsight” is an ideal choice.
When you need to advise someone to wait or be patient, the idiom “hold your horses” is a perfect choice.
When you want to express that someone or something has a significant impact, the phrase “make a difference” is a powerful choice.
When you need to describe someone who is reluctant or slow to take action, the idiom “drag oneโs feet” is an ideal choice.
Emphasising Uniqueness: “One of a Kind” Reading Time: 3 minutes Introduction to the Phrase When you need to describe something that is unique or special, the phrase “one of a kind” is an excellent choice. This expression is widely used to indicate that something or […]