Look up (something) – English Phrasal Verb – Online English Lessons

To look up something (or look something up) is to try and find a piece of information in a book (such as a dictionary, directory, thesaurus or encyclopedia); or by using a computer. Examples of use: 1. I’m looking up information about grasshoppers. 2. Look up the meaning of new English words in your dictionary.… Continue reading Look up (something) – English Phrasal Verb – Online English Lessons

English Idioms and Idiomatic Expressions | Online English Lessons

83 English idioms and idiomatic expressions, plus idioms to express anger, happiness, and unhappiness. Idioms for happiness ♦ Find the perfect idiom to express your happiness with these happiness idioms Idioms for unhappiness ♦ Or if you’re feeling sad, here are some idioms for expressing unhappiness   Idioms for anger ♦ And here are some idioms… Continue reading English Idioms and Idiomatic Expressions | Online English Lessons

Common English phrasal verbs | Online English Lessons

This list will eventually contain approximately 100 of the most common English phrasal verbs you should try and learn (60 so far!) I will be updating the list regularly so please check and see what’s new. Phrasal verbs beginning with ‘A’ ask out ask (someone) in Phrasal verbs beginning with ‘B’ believe in blow up… Continue reading Common English phrasal verbs | Online English Lessons