Idioms are phrases that are used in everyday language giving a figurative rather than a literal meaning to something. Read on to find out more... Native speakers use these phrases more often than we realise. You don't have to use them yourself, but it is important that you understand what they mean. Here are 9 idioms you will most likely have heard of, plus a brief example of how to use each one: Ahead of the game "We are known for being ahead of the game when it comes to adopting new...

These words tell us how likely something is to happen and are great to use when talking about the future, especially with regards to career development. Will - something is certain or very likely Might - something is possible Won't - something is impossible or very unlikely (won't = will not) Will Use this word carefully because it tells someone that something is certain or very likely to happen. Don't say something will happen if there is a chance that it won't (will not). In this case it's...

These are great words to use when you want to check information. They are used at the start of a question to find something out. Who is used when we want to find out about people in general. What is used when we want to find out about a thing, action, event or idea. Who Who wrote this song? Who is joining us for dinner this evening? Who would like another coffee? Who is doing anything interesting this weekend? Who would like another cup of coffee? What What is the name of the company we have...