"I parked in my usual spot… and came back to an empty street. One dance class turned into a costly lesson. #ParkingFail 🚗"

It’s ... czy There’s ... ? Te dwa zwroty są często mylone, ale mają różne zastosowania w języku angielskim. Jak ich używać poprawnie?

To think on your feet is a popular idiom used in contexts requiring quick decision-making, adaptability, and problem-solving under pressure.

Kill two birds with one stone means achieving two goals with a single effort, making tasks more efficient and rewarding.