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A ‘cliché’ (pronounced ‘cleeshay’) is an expression that is used so often that it is very familiar to most speakers of a language. At first, of course, a cliche is an original expression that someone thought of. But then the expression spreads and catches on, until everyone is using it, or at least, understands it. (Continued)

In this post we are going to look at different blood types and the characteristics that are commonly associated with them.

characteristic - 特質・特徴・特性 / associated with - ～と関連する (Continued)

I think most Japanese students are familiar with the expression ‘Long time no see!’, used to mean 「久しぶりですね」 in English. (Continued)

このポストでは、「初めてです」という表現をどうやって英語に訳すか勉強します。 (Continued)

I read an interesting article recently about language ability. There is a theory that language ability declines with age - though there is no clear agreement as to at what age this decline begins. (Continued)

This is the last post in this series about phrasal verbs. This time we will be looking at Type 4 phrasal verbs. (Continued)