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Phrasal verb: pitch in

Posted by Joe, the small English guide

1. That’s a lot of work! How can I pitch in?2. Tom, we really need you to pitch in a little around here. There’s so much work to be done.3. We’re ordering a pizza for lunch. Do you want to pitch in?4. Tim and Sally in accounting are getting married this weekend. We’re all pitching… Read more »

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Slang: a breeze (n)

Posted by Joe, the small English guide

1. College algebra was a breeze for him in high school. He’s really good at math. 2. Driving used to scare her. Now it’s a breeze. 3. It looks like a difficult dish to make, but the chef on tv said it would be a breeze. It’s a breeze means it’s easy.