Today’s idiom: “fall for someone” #englishidiomsandphrases #fallforsomeone #idiomsmeaning

What is “pivotal”? #synonyms #pivotal #pivotalmoments #adjectivesinenglish #vocabulary

Today’s grammar tip: make vs do #makevsdo #make #do #grammartips #adjectivesinenglish #adjective

Today’s idiom: head over heels #headoverheels #idiomsmeaning #englishidiomsandphrases #idioms

Grammar tip for today:despite, in spite of, although #grammartips #englishgrammar #despite #although

Today’s idiom: “leave the nest” #leavethenest #idiomsmeaning #englishidiom #idioms

Other words to say “very tired” #tired #synonymsinenglish #englishsynonyms #adjectivesinenglish

Today’s grammar tips is ‘used to’ vs 'usually' #usedto #usually #grammartips #englishgrammar

Today’s idiom: hit the reset button #englishidiom #englishidiomsandphrases #hittheresetbutton

Other expression to say “I think” #vocabulary #adjectivesinenglish #ithink #synonyms

Today’s grammar tip: during vs for #grammar #grammartips #englishgrammar #adjectivesinenglish

Today’s idiom: “turn over a new leaf” #idiomsmeaning #idiomsandphrases #englishidiom

Other expressions to say “suddenly” #suddenly #adverb #outofnowhere #englishtips #grammartips

Today’s grammar tip: enough #enough #grammartips #englishgrammar #adjectivesinenglish #adjective

Today’s idiom: “start with a clean state” #idiomsmeaning #idiomsandphrases #englishidiom

Happy about my success? #proud #thrilled #synonyms #synonymsinenglish #vocabulary

Speaking Club at Rivea Café, Jogja! #speakingclub #englishcafe #englishclub #jogja

Today’s grammar tip: so vs such #grammartips #so #such #adjectivesinenglish #adverb

Today’s idiom is “a fresh start” #idioms #englishidiomsandphrases #afreshstart #newyear2026

Other words to say “important” #englishsynonyms #important #significant #essential #adjective

Today’s idiom: “Ring in the New Year” #newyear #newyear2026 #englishidiomsandphrases #idiomsmeaning

What’s the difference between “have gone” vs “have been” #havegone #havebeen #adjectivesinenglish

Other words to say “busy” #busy #synonyms #swamped #occupied #adjectivesinenglish #adjective

Today’s idiom: “make a clean sweep” #idiomsmeaning #idiomsandphrases #idioms #idiomsinenglish

Other words to say “easy” #easy #synonyms #synonymsinenglish #englishlearning #adjectivesinenglish

What’s the difference between neither and either? #neither #either #grammartips #englishgrammar

Today’s idiom: “like turkeys voting for Christmas” #idiomsmeaning #idiomsandphrases #idioms

Although vs but #englishgrammar #although #but #learnenglishonline #adjectivesinenglish #adjective

Other words to say “tired” #vocabularybuilding #englishlanguage #tired #exhausted #drained

Today’s idiom is “snowed under” #englishidiom #englishidiomsandphrases #snowedunder #idiomsmeaning

Let’s see the difference between “few vs a few” #few #afew #grammartips #adjectivesinenglish

Instead of saying ‘“happy”, try these #happy #delighted #overjoyed #synonyms #synonymsinenglish

Today’s idiom: “be in the holiday spirit” #idiomsmeaning #idiomsandphrases #adjectivesinenglish

Still vs Yet vs Already; what’s the difference? #still #yet #already #speakingenglish #adverb

Today’s word “extra” #extra #englishvocabulary #englishspeaking #englishspeakingpractice #adjective

Today’s idiom: “a penny for your thought?” #idioms #idiomsmeaning #idiomsandphrases #englishidiom

What’s the difference between say and tell? #sayvstell #say #tell #grammartips #adjectivesinenglish

Today’s word: salty #englishslang #salty #adjective #vocabulary #adjectivesinenglish #slangwords

Today’s idiom: at the drop of a hat #englishidiomsandphrases #atthetopofahat #idiomsmeaning

Used to vs Be used to #usedto #beusedto #englishgrammar #adjective #adjectivesinenglish

Today’s word: flex #englishslang #flex #flexing #adjective #adjectivesinenglish

New idiom today: bite off more than you can chew #idioms #idiomsmeaning #idiomsandphrases

Grammar tips for today: who vs whom #whovswhom #grammartips #englishgrammar #adjectivesinenglish

New expression today: low-key #lowkey #englishexpressions #adjectivesinenglish #englishslang

Today’s idiom: don’t cry over spilled milk #idiomsmeaning #idiomsandphrases #englishidiomsquiz

What is the difference between a little and little? Let’s discuss! #alittle #little #grammartips

Have you ever “ghosted someone”? #ghosting #englishphrases #adjective #adjectivesinenglish

Let’s learn about the idiom “soft-hearted”#idioms #englishidiom #englishidiomsandphrases #adjective