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While some friends can be good, some might be bad, there are some people that you are more familiar with, and some may be not as much. So, how can you describe these various types of friends? The following phrases are 7 common examples of them. Do you know any of these friends around you?

It’s very tiring to go to school or work during weekdays, so weekends are the time to relax! Do you enjoy going on or staying at home on holidays? Here are some must-do activities when staying at home, do you agree?

Do you remember when we have talked about the idioms of cats? In addition to cats, there are many dog lovers in Hong Kong. Let us introduce 7 expressions that are related to ‘dogs’ today!

As of late, there are more foodies (food bloggers) on social media. You may know one of them, or maybe you are one of them! To be a qualified foodie, what English vocabs do you need to know?

Have you ever heard of the idiom, ‘all roads can lead to Rome’? Besides, there are many places that can be turned into idioms, and today we will share 7 examples with you!

At the end of each month, the disposable income is almost coming to an end. Do you know anyone who always mentions he’s poor’? Let’s learn 7 related expressions today!

‘Sick’ means being physically or mentally ill. However, do you know there are many English words with the suffix of ‘sick’, for example when describing feeling unwell on a car or a boat. Before reading the following article, can you guess how we call them in English?

British people love talking about the weather when they meet someone. In 2017, an interesting study shows that over 90% of British people will talk about the weather once every six hours. So, let’s learn about various kinds of words which can describe the weather, so you can use them when greeting a foreigner next time!

Head, shoulder, and hands are some of the basic words you learn long time ago. However, do you understand the meaning of ‘out of hand’ instead of ‘hand’?

Previously, we have talked about the color idioms for blue and green. So, today we are going to learn some idioms for ‘red’ and ‘white’ today! Do you know the meaning of ‘whitewash’? Let’s scroll down and find out the answer!