English Vocabulary

  go (to move or travel from one place to another): Let’s go home. This plane goes to Paris. head used with an adverb or preposition (to go in a particular direction): After lunch, she headed for the door. Our ship is heading for Miami. travel (to go from one …

  royal road (an easy or direct way to achieve something) Practice is the royal road to learning a language well. There is no royal road to success in this business.   envocabulary.com

    on the road (traveling; moving from place to place) I’ve been on the road since Wednesday morning. The band usually spends many months on the road.   envocabulary.com

Phrases A phrase is a group of related words that does not have a subject verb combination and cannot stand alone as a sentence. Types of phrases Function Examples Noun phrase as a noun All these books are mine. Verb phrase as a verb We have fixed the roof. Adjective …

later vs. latter   later (at a future time; afterwards) I’ll call you back later. He later became a teacher.   latter (second one; second part) Of these two options, the latter is far better than the former. I’m going to Australia in the latter half of the year.     …