“BORDER ON”  means something is almost like another thing. One thing is very similar to or has similar characteristics of another thing.

In this tutorial, we learn the meaning of the phrasal verb “border on” and then we practice how to use “border on” in sentences with give clear examples of the phrasal verb “border on” These exercises will improve your English listening, English speaking and English fluency.

“RAISE EYBROWS” is used when you attract the attention of other people in a negative way. You are usually surprising them, shocking them or making them doubt what you are saying.

In this tutorial we learn the meaning of “RAISE EYEBROWS” and then we practice how to use “raise eyebrows” in sentences which give clear examples of “raise eyebrows”. These exercises improve your English listening, speaking and and English fluency while practicing a common expression in English

“END UP” is a very frequent phrasal verb. It means there was a surprise ending. There was an ending you didn't plan for. There was an ending you didn't expect.

In this tutorial, we learn the meaning of “end up” and then we practice how to use “end up” in setentces with clear examples of the phrasal verb “end up”. These exercises will improve your English listening, English speaking and English fluency.

“FROWN UPON” means to disapprove of something. It is frequently used to advise someone to not doing something.

In this tutorial we learn the meaning of “frown upon” and then we practice how to use “frown upon” in sentences which give clear examples of frown upon. These exercises improve your English listening, your English speaking and you English fluency.

This article is about hoax (A story that is a lie- usually for the entertainment of the person telling the story) Here is a copy of the article:

On October 15th 2009,  the media reported that a six-year-old boy was inside a large balloon floating high in the sky. When the balloon landed,  the boy was nowhere to be found. Leading to fears that he had fallen out, however,  it was later discovered that the whole story had been made up by the boys parents in an attempt to get a reality TV deal .

We read the article and then ask answer question about the article in typical spoken English.

We practice English as it is spoken along with English pronunciation.

This article is about hoax (A story that is a lie- usually for the entertainment of the person telling the story) Here is a copy of the article:

In the early 20th century,  scientists were keen to provide some evidence that would prove the link between early man and apes.  In 1912,  it seemed the evidence had been found in Piltdown England- when Charles Dawson dug up a human skull with an ape-like jaw.  For more than 30 years,  everyone believed that this skull known as Piltdown man was genuine but in 1953 a team of researchers discovered that it was in fact a fake,  made from an ancient human skull any modern ape jaw .

We read the article and then ask answer question about the article in typical spoken English.

We practice English as it is spoken along with English pronunciation.

This article is about hoax (A story that is a lie- usually for the entertainment of the person telling the story) Here is a copy of the article:

On October 15th 2009,  the media reported that a six-year-old boy was inside a large balloon floating high in the sky. When the balloon landed,  the boy was nowhere to be found. Leading to fears that he had fallen out, however,  it was later discovered that the whole story had been made up by the boys parents in an attempt to get a reality TV deal .

We read the article and then ask answer question about the article in typical spoken English.

We practice English as it is spoken along with English pronunciation.

“IT BOILS DOWN TO...” is an expression in English. Use it when you want to talk about or emphasize the single most important thing.

In this episode of the Professor English podcast, we learn the meaning of “it boils down to..” and we practice how to use “it boils down to...” in sentences and examples in this English listening comprehension and speaking, fluency exercise.

“PAY OFF” is used when you wan to talk about paying 100% of a debt.

In this episode, we learn the meaning of “pay off” and we practice how to use “pay off” in sentences with listening comprehension and speaking exercises.

“HOLD UP” means delay | cause a delay. It is used when you want to name the thing that caused the delay.

In this episode we practice the meaning of “hold up” and we practice how to use “hold up” in sentences with listening comprehension and speaking exercises.