English Vocabulary

  hang over (to threaten or worry) The final exam is hanging over my head. The possibility of losing money hung over the investors.   (suspend; remain to be finished or handled) We will let the final decision hang over until next year. Let’s take up the matter that hung …

  as easy as shelling peas (quite simple or easy) Learning to drive these latest automatic cars is as easy as shelling peas. Don’t worry too much about the English class; it’s like shelling peas.     – English Vocabulary

  in your heart of hearts (in your true or secret feelings) I knew in my heart of hearts that I was right. In my heart of hearts, I realized that he was making the wrong decision.     envocabulary.com

apology                         Ways to respond to an apology. It’s fine. Thank you, I appreciate your apology. That’s OK. I appreciate that you’re sorry, but… Never mind. You should be, but I forgive you. It happens. Please don’t let it …

    bake (cook things such as bread or cakes by dry heat): I bake bread every day. toast (make bread or other food brown by putting it near a high heat): Toast the bread lightly on both sides. fry (cook in hot oil or fat): Fry the onions until …