English Vocabulary

blind as a bat (completely blind) In the dark, I’m as blind as a bat. I left my glasses at home, so I’m as blind as a bat.     – English Vocabulary

Plural nouns name more than one person, place, thing, or idea. I spent two years in America. The house has three bedrooms. There are many stars in the sky.   Most singular nouns change to plural by adding “s” to the end of them. bird/birds, tree/trees, pen/pens, house/houses, idea/ideas   …

Singular nouns name one person, place, thing, or idea. Give me a pen. I need a bicycle. Bring me an umbrella.   Use “a” before words beginning with consonants. a boy, a car, a house, a book, a cat, a question   Use “an” before words beginning with vowels (a, …

bullheaded (stubborn or inflexible) John is bullheaded; he won’t listen to anybody else’s opinion. Don’t be so bullheaded; come with me.   – English Vocabulary

breed like rabbits (have many children in a short period of time) She is married to John, and they breed like rabbits. Some couples breed like rabbits just after marriage.    – English Vocabulary