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●Are you ready for a crossword?
It’s that time of week again. Here are some crossword puzzle clues. See whether you can match them with their meanings or synonyms (words that have similar meanings). Match each crossword puzzle clue with either its meaning or its synonym from the list below: complacent   [View]
●What does “not have two pennies to rub together” mean?
There are several idioms that include the names of pieces of change—pennies, nickels, or dimes—or the word “money” itself. See which ones you recognize. Fill the blank with the correct idiom from the list below:   “You have a graduate degree in computer[View]
●What does “engulf” mean?
It’s time to test your vocabulary. Today’s Daily Quiz concerns words starting with “e.” Fill the blank with the correct “e” word from the list below: You need to ____________ yourself from this relationship before it becomes violent.   Go[View]
●Do you know what “big house” means?
There are several slang expressions that include the word “big.” How many do you know? Fill the blank with the correct “big” slang expression from the list below: “She doesn’t love him. She only married him because he has ____________.”   [View]
●What does “play for keeps” mean?
There are a number of idioms that include the word “keep.” See which ones you recognize. Fill the blank with the correct “keep” idiom from the list below: “You’re a fashion model. Even if you’re not making much money now, you could be a famous sup[View]
●Are you “up” on U.S. news?
Take today’s Daily Quiz and see how much you know. Answer each question correctly: President Obama addressed the nation on Tuesday night concerning his Afghanistan strategy. Does he recommend sending more troops to this country? If so, how many? How long will these troops stay? &[View]
●Do you know verb-preposition combinations?
Verb-preposition combinations is one of the most challenging aspects of speaking and writing English. Take today’s Daily Quiz and see how much you know. Fill the blank with the correct preposition: He cares [about OR for] his family.   She cares [for OR about] both he[View]
●What do know about American culture?
Today’s Daily Quiz looks at several aspects of American culture. See how many of these questions you can answer correctly. 1. Using credit: While home prices continued to rise, many Americans used their homes as “piggy banks,” continually refinancing, taking equity from their h[View]
●Do you know the meanings of these crossword puzzle clues?
Doing crossword puzzles is a helpful—and fun—way both to improve your English and your knowledge of American culture. Take today’s Daily Quiz and learn some of the clues you’ll need to solve crossword puzzles that appear in newspapers. Match each of the following clues wi[View]
●What does “discredit” mean?
It’s time to enhance your vocabulary. Take today’s Daily Quiz about words starting with “d.” Fill the blank with the correct “d” word from the list below: If someone has a _____________ personality, he tells his friends what to do. As a result, this per[View]