“You will just have to MAKE DO.”

Do and Make grammar rules “You will just have to MAKE DO.” Make do is an idiom. Grammatically, it is a verb phrase, and it means to use what one has on hand or to persevere through non-ideal circumstances. For example, “We’ve lost a lot of supplies, but...

Many hands make light work

  Business English word of the Week  Geschäftsenglisch Branch The noun branch refers to the local office or shop of a company. Sample sentence: “Our bank will be opening a new branch in Oberbobritzsch next month.” Dress code The phrase dress code...

Sweet Fanny Adams

Translate the Text: Übersetzen Faten, Rico, Heike, Simone and Frank. das Zeug das Feuer das Fahrzeug das Feuerzeug der Flug das Flugzeug das Spiel das Spielzeug das Werkzeug Ich mag keine Feuerzeuge Mein Feuerzeug ist neu Die Frauen mögen die Werkzeuge Das ist mein...

Better late than never

Business English word of the Week  Geschäftsenglisch Estimate The noun estimate refers to a general idea about the value, size or cost of something based on a rough calculation. Estimate can also be used as a verb, but the pronunciation is a bit different; click here...