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Food Idioms: Exploring Culinary Expressions in English
Hey there, language learners! Have you ever noticed how much food influences our daily conversations? Well, get ready to tantalize your taste buds with a different kind of feast today. We’re diving into the world of food idioms in English! … More
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10 Confusing Word Pairs in English
English can be a tricky language to master, especially when it comes to words that sound similar or rhyme but have different meanings. Here are 10 of the most common confusing words in English and their correct usage, along with … More
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DuoLingo Now Offers Formal Language Proficiency Assessment
DuoLingo is a language learning app that has been popular for its fun, gamified approach to language education. However, DuoLingo is now more than just a language learning platform. It has now become a recognized source for formal language proficiency … More
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From Small Talk to Big Business: What to Expect in Business and General English Classes
Business and general English classes are designed to improve the communication skills of non-native English speakers. These classes can be taken by individuals who are planning to work in an English-speaking country or those who are simply interested in improving … More
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Mastering Delegation (‘have something done’ vs ‘have somebody do something)
In our daily lives, we often need to delegate tasks or projects to others and understanding the difference between “having something done” and “having somebody do something” can be incredibly helpful in ensuring that these tasks … More
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Describe your must-have qualities in a partner using ‘who’ or ‘that’
Happy Valentine’s Day! Whether you’re single or in a relationship, this day provides an opportunity to reflect on the qualities you desire in a partner. Are you currently looking for someone special? Or do you already have a significant other, … More
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From Cutting Corners to Closing Deals: 10 Useful Business English Idioms You Can’t Afford to Ignore
As someone who’s learning or working in a business environment, you might have come across some phrases that sound strange at first, but are commonly used in everyday communication. These are idioms – expressions that have a figurative meaning different … More
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Beware of False Friends in Language Learning
False friends are words that look or sound similar in two languages but have different meanings. These words can be confusing for non-native speakers because they may assume that the words mean the same thing in both languages, leading to … More
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Recently vs. Lately: Understanding the Difference and Usage
Recently and lately are two words that are often used interchangeably in casual conversation, but there is a subtle difference in their usage that can make a big impact on the clarity and accuracy of your communication. First, let’s define … More
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According to new research, language learning can happen during sleep
Learning a new language while asleep may seem like a fantasy but research indicated that you can learn new words and connect them with meaning. An article published in Insider suggests that learning can take place even while we are … More