🇬🇧 Idiom Challenge What does this expression mean? "Break a leg!" 🎭 A) Hurt your leg B) Good luck C) Run fast

Holiday vs Vacation, What is the difference!? They are similar in use, but a bit different. Holiday is used in the " British English ", while Vacation in " American English ". Their use: 1- When we talk about Official, National, or Religious days, we always use " Holiday ", and that means we also use it in American English. EX: Christmas holidays, The New Year holidays. 2- School/University terms breaks. EX: The university campus is empty during summer Holiday/Vacation. 3- Staycation (to know the use of the word, please check my Vocabulary set). EX: They planned a relaxing staycation holiday in their own city, or They planned a relaxing staycation in their own city. 4- Take time off school/work (British English): Go somewhere and stay there for your time off. EX: We spent our holiday in France. 5- Take time off school/work (American English): I might travel somewhere or I might not. EX: I am taking a vacation. Check my Vocabulary set of 7 words you must know for travelling.

ESL students, try this! Topic: Countable and Uncountable Nouns

Choose the correct one.

🇺🇸Quiz 4 – Pronunciation Which word has a silent "h"? A. Hotel B. House C. Hour D. Happy Your answer?👇🏻👇🏻