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8 Phrasal Verbs with Pop: How to Use Them Naturally in English
There’s something quite charming about the word ‘pop,’ isn’t there? It’s short, snappy, and full of energy. And in English, we use it in a variety of phrasal verbs to describe quick, unexpected actions or movements. Many of these expressions are particularly common in British English, especially when talking about casual visits or short trips.
Oh Bollocks! : How to swear in British English
Swearing in British English can be quite an art form—often combining humour, sarcasm, and just enough cheekiness to keep things interesting. The swear word bollocks is a prime example of this, so let’s have a look at what this classic British swear word means, where it comes from, and—most importantly—how you can use it (with plenty of examples, of course).