Georgie Of course. So, 'mooch' or 'mooch around' is an informal British English word or phrase which means to wander or ...

Beth So, if you buy some chicken, it means parts of chicken, like maybe chicken legs or chicken breasts. Whereas if you say a ...

Lots of people find jargon annoying. Is it useful in the workplace? Pippa and Phil talk about when to use jargon and when to avoid it, with help from journalist Anna Maloney, Anne Curzan from the ...

Examples are versions of something that are typical and can help us understand something. There are some words that we often ...

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"It's not because they're forced to be there, it's because they love it. When you love something, you learn and you grow." ...

The earlier you start speaking ... of learning language for young children. The more they hear you speak, the more they will pick up. If your child replies to you and your relatives in English ...

They have a catchy song that will help pupils to learn some of the rules of grammar. KS1 English: Capital Letters & Full Stops. videoKS1 English: Capital Letters & Full Stops Let the Hip Hop ...

videoKS1 English: The Spelling Bee with Bertie Bee Burnley mascot Bertie Bee is here with a song about spelling rules for Key Stage 1 pupils. This is a great way to get active while learning.