What does it mean to be well off?

by Andrea Giordano | Aug 20, 2011 | Idioms, Student Posts, Videos

What does the idiom “well off” mean? Idioms are words or phrases that have a figurative meaning instead of a literal meaning. These can be difficult to learn, but by watching the English video below, you can at least learn the definition of the idiom, well...

What does “light up” mean?

by Andrea Giordano | Aug 19, 2011 | Phrasal Verbs, Student Posts, Videos

What does the phrasal verb “light up” mean? Phrasal verbs can be difficult to learn, but by watching the English video below, you can at least learn the definition of the phrasal verb, light up. Was that video helpful? If so (or if not), leave a comment...

What does “hand over” mean?

by Andrea Giordano | Aug 19, 2011 | Phrasal Verbs, Student Posts, Videos

What does the phrasal verb “hand over” mean? Phrasal verbs can be difficult to learn, but by watching the English video below, you can at least learn the definition of the phrasal verb, hand over. Was that video helpful? If so (or if not), leave a comment...

What does “lighten up” mean?

by Andrea Giordano | Aug 18, 2011 | Phrasal Verbs, Student Posts, Videos

What does the phrasal verb “lighten up” mean? Phrasal verbs can be difficult to learn, but by watching the English video below, you can at least learn the definition of the phrasal verb, lighten up. Was that video helpful? If so (or if not), leave a...

What does “hear about” mean?

by Andrea Giordano | Aug 18, 2011 | Phrasal Verbs, Student Posts, Videos

What does the phrasal verb “hear about” mean? Phrasal verbs can be difficult to learn, but by watching the English video below, you can at least learn the definition of the phrasal verb, hear about. Was that video helpful? If so (or if not), leave a...

What does “kick out” mean?

by Andrea Giordano | Aug 18, 2011 | Phrasal Verbs, Student Posts, Videos

What does the phrasal verb “kick out” mean? Phrasal verbs can be difficult to learn, but by watching the English video below, you can at least learn the definition of the phrasal verb, kick out. Was that video helpful? If so (or if not), leave a comment...