All The Time English Course - Aulas de Inglês

Have you ever "missed the boat" on an exciting opportunity? Admin hopes that the opportunity presented itself again!

Have you ever been asked to do something "off the cuff"? How did it go?

We've posted many graphics on vocabulary, idioms, and grammar. Do you think has "covered all the bases"? What other graphics would you like to see?

Learn idioms with our graphics! *Images included in educational graphics are used under license from Shutterstock.com.

*Images included in graphics are used under license from Shutterstock.com.

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Do you ever get "bent out of shape"? This idiom means to become very angry or upset. What makes you get bent out of shape sometimes? http://bit.ly/VOAbentshape

Admin is back from vacation! What is one of the first things I do after a vacation? Laundry. Check out our vocabulary graphic with items found in a laundry room. What is one of the first things you do after a vacation?

Yesterday, we posted about asking for a favor. Now, learn how to reply! What do you usually say when someone asks you for a favor?

Do you look forward to vacations? Admin has been excited about a vacation for a long time! Admin has been planning a vacation since May. Learn how to use the words "for" and "since" with this graphic. (Admin is on vacation for a week. Have a great week!)

Which Pronoun is Correct: I or Me? Sometimes English speakers try to be too correct. That is what often happens with the pronouns "I" and "me."

Don't delay. Dig in! Today's phrasal verb is "dig in." This is informal and means to begin eating, usually with enthusiasm. At the dinner table, do you wait for everyone to sit down before digging in?