English Vocabulary

  however much (no matter how much; as much as) I like that car, and I’ll buy it, however much it costs. However much I thought, I couldn’t remember his name.   envocabulary.com

gap vs. gape gap (a break, opening, or missing part) There was a gap in the fence. Try to leave a gap between your car and the next when you park. (a difference in condition or quality) The gap between rich and poor is wider than ever. There is a …

Prepositions of time We use the “preposition of time” when we talk about time. It answers the question of (When). I usually wake up at 6 a.m. I’ll go for a run in the morning. He starts his new job on Monday.   Three very common time prepositions at on …

  life is just a bowl of cherries (life is simple and pleasant) I got a promotion and a salary increase! Life is just a bowl of cherries these days! Life is just a bowl of cherries. Just relax and take it easy. envocabulary.com

  drop the subject (to stop talking about something that is annoying) I failed my driving test. Can you just drop the subject now? Please drop the subject. I don’t want to talk about this anymore.   envocabulary.com