One of the trickiest things for us here on EnglishCentral (and for language learners too!) – is in dealing with words. Is a word something which starts and stops like “get”. But what about “get up”? Is it two words? . It is a difficult thing to really “nail down”. Watch this short video highlighting “Words”. What do you think is “a word”?
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