Have you ever heard of this expression? "I'm at odds with my brother, because we keep arguing." It's like the opposite of "get on with". Of course, it doesn't mean HATE, but it means that you're having problems in your relationship. It can be with a person, or with a thing! What are you AT ODDS WITH?

I want to know about your future plans. Include: - Your dream house - Your dream job - Your dream location Tell me about your DREAAAAAMS!

If you're online today, why not test yourself with this little quiz! Fill in the gap with the correct preposition. "I'm really looking forward ________ going out tonight."

Hi everyone! For this week's writing challenge, I challenge you to write a paragraph starting with... "If I could relive my teen years, I would..." I want to know what you crazy kids would do, looking back!

Do you know the phrasal verb "get over"? We use it when we have to overcome something difficult, like a sickness or a bad experience. When was the last time you had to get over something? Let me know in the comments!