The Aphorism: Failing To Prepare Is Preparing To Fail
The meaning and usage of the Aphorism: "Failing To Prepare Is Preparing To Fail" with examples and explanations in The Common Tongue Of The English Language
Head Idioms – Closet Classics #9
Learn a few idioms using the word "Head" (plus one more) - Their Meaning & Usage in English. Learn Idiomatic Phrases - GiveMeSomeEnglish!!!
“Fun With English!!!” 1943 Edition – Closet Classics #5
An entertaining video post from BBC English about "The Future of English", which is actually a parody of now - GiveMeSomeEnglish!!!
Aphorism: “A Little Bit Of (something) Goes A Long Way”
Learn The Meaning and Usage of the aphorism: "A Little Bit (of Something) Goes A Long Way" - Learn Aphorisms with GiveMeSomeEnglish!!!
Herman Cain – Fun With English
This post may not teach you any English at all, but it sure is hilarious, so have some "Fun With English"... Herman Cain Style - GiveMeSomeEnglish!!!
Aphorism: “All Things In Moderation”
"All Things In Moderation" - The Meaning And Usage Of This Common Aphorism, Interjection, Saying, And Proverb In The English Language. GiveMeSomeEnglish!!!
“Fun With English!!!” meets “Yer Inglish Sux!!!” #666 – JIF vs GIF
GIF vs JIF -- The CORRECT pronunciation of this common Acronym in The English language. Learn the proper pronunciation of the acronym GIF, in English
Fun With English No. 457,892 – Pickle-Bourbon-Milk-Lemon-Something…(I Think)
Another confusing yet amusing installment of "Fun-With-English!!!" brought to us from Engrish.com - Enjoy... But try not to actually vomit. ;)
“Beat Up” (Phrasal-Adjective And Phrasal-Verb)
"Today's Tid-Bit" -- The Adjectival-Phrase (to be) "Beat Up". This phrase is used as a way of describing someone or something's condition (and it's not good)
FREAK!!! – Fun With English (Slang)
The Slang Term "Freak" - It's various meanings and uses in English with examples and explanations and a great video by my favorite YouTube Teacher