Clases de inglés en El Puerto

QUIZ. Choose the correct answer:
I can't help ____ those shoes.
A)liking
B)to like
C)like

Good morning Wednesday!

IDIOM ‘A DIME A DOZEN’:
The phrase a dime a dozen refers to something very plentiful, common, and therefore, inexpensive. A dime is a unit of U.S. currency that is one tenth of a dollar, or ten cents. The dime was first minted in 1796. In the 1800s, many goods such as eggs or apples were advertised to cost a dime a dozen in the United States. A phrase that began as a way to tout good value for the money evolved into a phrase that means something nearly worthless because it is common and easily available. In 1930, we see the first printed used of the phrase a dime a dozen to mean something common and unremarkable, the meaning a dime a dozen still has today.
Example: Those clothes are beautiful, but are a dime a dozen in many department stores.

‘A DIME A DOZEN’: those clothes are nice, but they are a dime a dozen in many department stores.
We use this expression to say that something is common and easily available.

QUIZ. Choose the correct answer:
There was ..... left in the fridge.
A)nothing
B)none

Good morning Monday!

Good morning Sunday!

QUIZ. Choose the correct prefix:
Thinkable
A)Inthinkable
B)Unthinkable

Good morning Saturday!

QUIZ. Choose the correct answer:
She's away on a business ____.
A)journey
B)travel
C)trip

Good morning Friday!

QUIZ. Choose the correct answer:
I ..... dancing.
A)often go
B)go often