Melanie Buchanon - Private English Teacher

13/03/2026

Trans Mission, Wembley: Amazing show of love and solidarity Wednesday Night. Proud to be a Trans Ally!

21/02/2026

How to become a genius… 😂

21/02/2026

As a book lover, I couldn’t miss the charm of this tiny open-air library, Goan style. ♥️

05/04/2025

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29/01/2025

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The iconic Prince Charles Cinema in London’s West End future is under serious threat! We are beyond disappointed that our landlords Zedwell LSQ Ltd and their ultimate parent company Criterion Capital, have demanded the inclusion of a break clause in our new lease. This could leave us homeless with...

03/11/2024

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08/09/2024

Amazing day and night Somerset JAZZ Festival. Highlights Gin Runners, Shirley Smart and of course, Lady Nade

26/06/2024

Communication makes us human!

26/05/2024

To knock sb for six, sports idioms 2.

10/05/2024

“To win hands down”, phrases derived from sports 1. More to come soon!

20/04/2024

drake and Drake 😃 check out the use, meaning and origins/history

17/04/2024

“Pudding” was probably borrowed from French ‘boudin’ in the 12th century. The meaning in English developed from entrails and boiled sausage (see black pudding) to ‘pudding’ defined as a boiled, steamed or baked dish involving flour/starch, milk and eggs, usually sweet but also savoury (see Christmas pudding, sticky toffee pudding, Yorkshire pudding, haggis etc.). In Britain, the word on its own is used now as a synonym for a sweet after a meal, a dessert. A final interesting point: from the 17th century onwards, the English ‘pudding’ was borrowed into many European languages.