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expressions with turn
Cambridge exams English Vocabulary Idioms & Expressions

Expressions with “Turn”

10 Useful Expressions with “Turn” in English Expressions with turn are very common in English, and learning them can make your speaking and writing sound much more natural. The word turn appears in idioms, fixed phrases, and everyday expressions, which makes it a very useful word for English learners. In Read more

By My Lingua Academy, 5 years26 Aug 2021 ago
binomials in english
Cambridge exams Collocations English Vocabulary

Binomials in English

26 Common Binomials in English: Fixed “And” Expressions You Need to Know Binomials in English are fixed word pairs that usually appear in a set order, such as pros and cons, safe and sound, and wear and tear. These expressions are extremely common in everyday conversation, writing, and Cambridge exam Read more

By My Lingua Academy, 5 years18 Aug 2021 ago
ways to say boring
English Vocabulary Synonyms

Ways to Say Boring

Expand your vocabulary with 10 useful alternatives to “boring” in English. Learn the meanings of words like dull, tedious, monotonous, and mind-numbing, with clear examples.

By My Lingua Academy, 5 years29 Jul 2021 ago
Efficient vs Effective
Cambridge exams confused words English Vocabulary

Efficient vs Effective: Meaning, Difference, and Examples

Many English students have difficulties making difference between effective and efficient. In some strange way, they seem to mean the same thing, or at least similar.
Let’s explain them.

By My Lingua Academy, 5 years27 Jul 2021 ago
phrasal verb go out
B2 First C1 Advanced English Vocabulary Phrasal Verbs

Phrasal Verb Go Out

Learn how to use the phrasal verb go out in English. This lesson explains 10 different meanings of go out with clear examples to help you sound more natural and confident.

By My Lingua Academy, 5 years24 Jul 2021 ago
Adjectives that Describe jobs
Cambridge exams English Vocabulary

Adjectives that Describe Jobs in English

Do you know how to describe a job in English? In this lesson, you will learn 18 useful adjectives that describe jobs, such as well-paid, stressful, rewarding, repetitive, varied, and glamorous, with clear meanings and example sentences.

By My Lingua Academy, 5 years15 Jun 2021 ago
Common Expressions with “Imagine” in English
English Vocabulary

Common Expressions with “Imagine” in English

The verb “imagine” means to form mental pictures or ideas in your head. It is widely used in the English language to build various phrases and expressions. Here are some commonly used ones

By My Lingua Academy, 6 years15 Nov 2020 ago

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