“Have a Baby” or “Be Pregnant”? Master Real English Usage for Pregnancy Terms A Sweet Confusion: Mina’s Story When Mina, a Korean ESL student, happily told her English teacher, "I have a baby," everyone around clapped and congratulated her. She blushed and quickly added, &qu…
“Have a Baby” or “Be Pregnant”? Master Real English Usage for Pregnancy Terms A Sweet Confusion: Mina’s Story When Mina, a Korean ESL student, happily told her English teacher, "I have a baby," everyone around clapped and congratulated…
Alright by Me vs For Me – What’s the Difference in Real English Conversations for Learners? Have you ever heard someone say, "That's alright by me" and wondered what exactly they meant? Maybe you've also heard, "That's al…
Understanding "Zone Out": Master This Common English Phrase Have you ever found yourself staring blankly, lost in thought, while someone is talking to you? Or perhaps you've been working on something and suddenly realized you've be…
Handling Challenges: Deal With vs. Cope With for English Learners Life throws us curveballs, right? Whether it's a tricky work situation, a personal setback, or just the daily grind, we all face challenges. And when you're speaking English, …