Word Network: markedly

Past Simple: Regular Verbs (The -ed Rule)

verbs_tenses

A2

The Big Four: Go, Have, Do, Make in the Past

verbs_tenses

A2

Information Flow: Theme and Rheme (Old vs. New Info)

sentence_structure

C1

Accent vs. Ascent vs. Assent: What's the Difference?

confusable-words

B1

Present Perfect: For vs. Since (Duration & Starting Point)

verbs_tenses

B1

beside the mark

Incorrect or not relevant to the subject.

up to the mark

Meeting the required standard or expectation.

wide of the mark

Inaccurate or incorrect; missing the target.

miss the mark

Fail to achieve goal

B2

to set the thames on fire

To do something remarkable or exciting.

Full stop.

Complete end, period

A2