If you know a poem by heart, what can you do?
- Say it from memory
English grammar is the structure of expressions in the English language. This includes the structure of words, phrases, clauses and sentences. There are certain differences in grammar between the standard forms of British English, American English and Australian English, although these are inconspicuous compared with the lexical and pronunciation differences.
If you know a poem by heart, what can you do?
What does drop by mean?
In the sentence “Please give me a hand,” what is the speaker asking for?
Two students forgot their homework. They are in the same boat. What does this mean?
What does time flies mean?
Which sentence best explains better late than never?
The puzzle was easy as pie. What was the puzzle like?
If someone is as busy as a bee, what are they doing?
Which choice means as brave as a lion?
The empty box was as light as a feather. What does this mean?
Which meaning best matches once in a blue moon?
If someone lets the cat out of the bag, what do they do?
When a parent says hold your horses, what should a child do?
Rima stayed home because she was under the weather. How did Rima feel?
What does hit the books mean in this sentence: “I need to hit the books after lunch”?
Which situation shows someone is in hot water?
Which feeling is described by on cloud nine?
What does keep an eye on mean?
What does the idiom a piece of cake mean?
Before a school play, a teacher says, break a leg. What does the teacher mean?