These posts are for you, the reader to increase your vocabulary with words that are commonly used – sometimes seldom, other times, often. So what does jibe mean? Using the title line above, here is another way to express the same thought: The following should resonate with you! Definition of: ‘jibe’ is: ”. Learn moreContinue reading “The Following Should Jibe with You”
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Here’s Something that just Came in Out of the Blue!
So many meanings for one simple word! Recently I was reading something and it kinda hit me that there are several meanings for one simple word – depending on, of course, the context. For examples, the first one is in the title of this post. Others can be from, “I’m singing the blues”, to ”Continue reading “Here’s Something that just Came in Out of the Blue!”
Do You Think That English is the International Language?
What does that mean? Beside your native language, who else communicates with it? If you travel to a foreign country, do the majority of people there speak your language – as a second language? If you’re working with a company that’s international, do they want English speakers along with another language? Enough questions. Listen andContinue reading “Do You Think That English is the International Language?”
Happy Gregorian New Year! and a Bit More…
So what’s a Gregorian New Year? Gregorian is describing something; in this case like describing, Chinese New Year, or Jewish New Year. So, since most of the world uses the Gregorian calendar… Happy Gregorian New Year! So, why the separation? Simply put, each culture – society, created their own calendar, religion, societal rules, etc., butContinue reading “Happy Gregorian New Year! and a Bit More…”
Here is a Synonym for You!
Dobyou know what a synonym is? Read this, and learn a bit more! https://open.substack.com/pub/pandcadvancedenglish/p/heres-a-synonym-for-you-one-that?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=3hg8ia
P and C Advanced English taught by K. William Spencer 