Learning English Vocabulary Binomials
Sep 15, 2025
Dive into the fascinating world of binomials—those catchy two-word phrases that make English fun! Discover phrases that stick, like 'aches and pains,' through engaging dialogues. Test your knowledge with a light-hearted quiz and learn tips for mastering these expressions. Plus, uncover strategies for retaining vocabulary using fun card games. Get ready to explore how simple concepts can lead to richer communication!
AI Snips
Chapters
Transcript
Episode notes
Binomials Are Fixed Phrases
- Binomials are fixed two-word phrases commonly joined by 'and' or 'by'.
- You cannot change their order or replace words without sounding wrong.
Charlie’s Football Bruises Example
- Charlie describes bruises from football using the phrase 'black and blue'.
- His mum suggests a warm bath for aches and pains.
Meaning And Order Matter
- 'Sick and tired' means very fed up and bored, not a literal illness.
- The hosts highlight that reversing the order (tired and sick) is incorrect.