Useful English for Everyone

08/24/2026

Hit Phrasal Verbs. Hit Definitions 1- To come into contact with forcefully; strike. 2- To cause to come into contact. 3- To deal a blow to.

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08/08/2026

Learn Business English Vocabulary. Sound more Professional.

08/08/2026

Architecture is "The art and science of designing and erecting buildings." This is a video showing the beautiful church of Frankfurt, Germany

Frankfurt Cathedral, officially known as the Imperial Cathedral of ...

07/23/2026

Vocabulary Choice in Business English is everything. Think about the words you use. Do you agree?

07/20/2026

The term “bottom line” refers to the net income or profit of a company, found at the bottom of its income statement. Learn about the profit margin, Profit margin is a financial ratio that measures the percentage of profit earned by a company in relation to its revenue, for Ryanair

Ryanair says profit dropped by 34% in its fiscal first quarter as the Middle East conflict hikes the price of oil and dents consumer’ desire to travel, forcing the company to stimulate demand with lower fares even in the peak summer season

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07/16/2026

In the business marketplace, there is the "Annoyance Economy." This is a term that deals with the realities of business, marketing and psychology.

New words to do with economics as identified by the Cambridge Dictionary team: annoyance economy, blue dot fever, poverty premium.

07/06/2026

Where’s your “home away from home”? 🏡💛

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07/02/2026

Better Vocabulary Words to Use in English

06/29/2026

Grammar Practice for Prepositions

06/27/2026

14 Egyptian Words are used in English. Do you know them?
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Ancient Egypt left more than pyramids and mummies; it also shaped our language. Some everyday English words have roots in the land of pharaohs, traveling through Greek, Latin, and Arabic before landing in modern speech. Here are 14 surprising words in English that can be traced all the way back to a...