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To "wait on" someone or something is to be immediately available to answer any need. The term may thus have originally been "to wait on someone's hand and foot", thus meaning to have no other duty but to address any need of that hand and/or foot, be it heat, cold, an itch, or in more general terms responding to its every move including as a gesture having meaning. 😅 Over time the possessive may have been discarded.

Here is a new body-related idiom for you, this time a romantic one. 🙈
And our question is: How do you show your love to your loved ones? 💞

We are not always capable of doing the things we would like to do, just because we don't have the necessary strength.😩 Nevertheless, there are some people were "born with" a stomach for it, and those are the people we admire.😯

Name 1 thing you would like to have the stomach for 📝

When was the last time you lost your head? 🤯What was the cause ?
Was it an interview or a crush? An exam or just anger?
Let us know in the comments below 📝

🥁We have a challenge for you!

Write in the comments below an idiom from your language which has the same meaning. Can you do it ? 🙈

This week, we will challenge you with some idioms containing different body parts. 🧠To memorize them, try moving the body part it refers to when pronouncing it loudly. Thus, two of your senses will be activated and the idiom will simply stick to your mind.🤯

The power of human mind. Amazing, isn't it?

source: sciencealert.com

It’s time you read our latest posts about the English grammar, since it’s about time we learned how to use the tenses correctly! 🧐 Did you find this week’s topic useful?

😇 I’d rather see the sunset then the sunrise, and I’d rather you were there with me.❗️Pay attention, though, you cannot say you “would rather to walk” or you “would rather walking”. 😫

🌦 When it stops raining outside, I always stop to look at the rainbow. 🌈 English language and grammar is indeed marvelous sometimes, isn't it? Name one activity for which you would stop doing anything, anytime, in order to do it ! 👨‍🍳🧖‍♀️💃