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Collocations about Friendship
Hi English learners! How many close friends have you got? Read the blog post to learn collocations about friendship.
English Vocabulary
Other Ways to Say “Average”
Hi English learners! Welcome to a new vocabulary lesson. We are going to learn 10 other ways to say “average” which include adjectives and idiomatic expressions.
Cambridge exams English Vocabulary
English Collocations Related to Leisure
English Collocations Related to Leisure Hello English learners! In today’s lesson, we will be learning English collocations related to leisure. As you already know, collocations are natural expressions and leisure refers to your free time. So, we will learn some natural expressions for things you usually do in your free Read more
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Ways to say EXPENSIVE
Ways to Say EXPENSIVE in English Hello English learners! Today we are expanding your vocabulary with a wonderful set of expressions you can use instead of simply saying expensive. Whether you’re shopping, travelling, or talking about your daily expenses, these phrases will help you sound more natural, expressive, and fluent Read more
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Different Ways of Looking in English
Different Ways of Looking in English: 10 Useful Verbs to Improve Your Vocabulary If you keep using the verb look again and again, your English can start to sound repetitive. The good news is that there are many different ways of looking in English, and each one has its own Read more
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30 Ways to Use the Verb SPEAK
Hi, dear English students. You all know how important it is to know vocabulary. In that regard, we will look at some useful phrases using the verb speak, such as collocations, idioms and phrasal verbs.
B2 First C1 Advanced English Vocabulary Idioms & Expressions
English Idioms Related to Halloween
Although it is not a bank holiday in the UK, Halloween is a public holiday for fun and entertainment when people attend special Halloween parties dressed up in costumes, watch horror movies all night while children usually go trick-and-treating. So, in that spirit, let’s look at some scary and some not so scary idioms related to or inspired by Halloween.