idioms: to keep track (of something)
Transcript 2-minute English is brought to you by Better at English dot com. Today’s phrase is to keep track (of something). Most business people use a calendar to keep track of their appointments. If you travel on business, you need to keep track of your expenses so the company can reimburse you when you come [...]
English vocabulary: pointer
Transcript Welcome to 2-minute English — real-life authentic examples that teach you business English vocabulary, slang, idioms, and more! All in just two minutes a day. Today’s word is "pointer." Many of my students ask me for advice and pointers about how to improve their English. Pointer Meaning A pointer is useful piece of advice [...]
English idioms: screw up
Welcome to 2 minute English, real-life authentic examples that teach you business English vocabulary, slang, idioms and more—all in just two minutes a day. Brought to you by Better at English dot com. Today we give you a two-for-one deal: the phrase to screw something up and the noun screw-up. "I forgot what I was [...]
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