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Words and phrases to use instead of "therefore"
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Words and Phrases to Use instead of “Therefore”

Words and Phrases to Use instead of “Therefore” Hi dear English learners. Here is another lesson to help you learn different ways to say ‘therefore.’ In case you are writing an essay or are involved in business correspondence quite often, you probably need to know all these words in order to Read more

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By My Lingua Academy, 4 years4 Mar 2022 ago
31 Expressions Using WELL
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31 Expressions Using WELL

31 Expressions Using WELL Hello English learners! Are you hungry for English vocabulary? In today’s blog post, we’ll be learning collocations, expressions, idioms and phrasal verbs using WELL. Well is an adverb meaning ‘in a good way’ and here are 31 expressions using well. Well before/after/above/below/back/ You can use ‘well’ Read more

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By My Lingua Academy, 4 years25 Feb 2022 ago
30 ways to use the verb "stand"
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30 Ways to Use the Verb “Stand”

30 Ways to Use the Verb “Stand” Hello, English learners! In today’s blog entry, I’d like to explore 30 ways to use the verb’ stand, ‘ including collocations, phrasal verbs, and various idiomatic expressions, such as idioms, sayings, and proverbs. First, let’s define the verb stand. It has several meanings, Read more

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By My Lingua Academy, 4 years22 Feb 2022 ago
10 BE Expressions
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10 BE Expressions

10 BE Expressions Hello English learners. I hope you are doing well. In today’s blog entry, I want to examine 10 expressions that start with the auxiliary verb “be”.  Most of these phrases, as a rule, express modality and have a structure of their own. Anyway, all ten expressions are Read more

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By My Lingua Academy, 4 years19 Feb 2022 ago
13 Alternatives to "IF"
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13 Alternatives to “IF”

13 Alternatives to “IF” Hello English learners. I assume that you’re visiting this post because you’re writing something and you’re interested in learning some new linking words and phrases. Well, don’t we all like to have our essays and emails beautifully written! What better way to make them really appealing Read more

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By My Lingua Academy, 4 years15 Feb 2022 ago
20 sports idioms
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20 Sports Idioms

20 Sports Idioms Hello English learners! Are you into sports? Well, here are 20 sports idioms with useful example sentences so you can learn them in context. Ballpark figure Meaning: an estimated number or amount. The ball is in your court Meaning: use it to tell someone that it’s their Read more

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By My Lingua Academy, 4 years13 Feb 2022 ago
Although vs Though vs Even Though
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Although vs Though vs Even Though

You’ve most probably seen these three conjunctions many times. My students often ask me about their pronunciation and sometimes can’t understand that although and though mean the same but though can be used at the end of a sentence, with the same meaning; probably because it is quite different in other languages.

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By My Lingua Academy, 4 years12 Feb 2022 ago

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