1 Minute Lessons This expression is useful for those times when
we feel that as soon as one bad thing happens to us, many others
follow. It’s as if all the bad things happened at once. First, I
tripped over my shoelaces and fell. I was fine, but right then
the big boss came in and tripped over me! He didn’t fall down,
but he spilled his coffee all over my immediate boss, who was
coming over to schedule my quarterly review! When it rains, it
pours! I hope you never need to use this expression!Read Full
Article » |April 27th, 2013||Tweet|| Articles are always an
issue for English learners, so try practicing by putting in the
right one (a/an, the, or nothing) in the following text: Have
you ever gone to (1)___ drive-in cinema? I love them. I went to
my first one when I was (2)___ 12. My father took me to (3)___
one at the edge of town. We parked our car in (4)___ front row,
and tuned our radio to the local station. We saw (5)___ comedy
film and (6)___ action film, and while I didn’t really enjoy
(7)___ movies,Re