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
“Fun With English”
Posts which are all about having “Fun With English” – As I tell all of my students, if you are not having fun – there is no reason to even come to class ;)
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!!!
“Today’s Tid-Bit” – The Word “Mug”
The Word “Mug”: The many different meanings and usages of the word “Mug” – Noun, Verb, Phrase, Slang, Etc. – With examples of usage – GiveMeSomeEnglish!!!
“Fun With English!!!” meets “Yer Inglish Sux!!!” #666 – JIF vs GIF
The Ultimate battle of ignorance has finally been won!!! And the winner is… Anyone who doesn’t care what others think, and uses his or her brain instead.
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