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Writing an Informal Email/Letter for B2 First (FCE)
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Writing an Informal Email or Letter for B2 First

How to Write an Informal Email for B2 First (FCE) – Structure & Model Answers In the B2 First (FCE) Writing exam, you may need to write an informal email or letter to a friend or someone you know well. This guide explains the correct structure, useful phrases, and includes Read more

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Pay and salary in English
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Pay and Salary in English

Talking about Pay and Salary in English Hello, English learners! Have you ever wondered what the difference is between salary and wage? Or what commission and bonus are? Well, you are in a good place because we will be talking about pay and salary in English today. Here is the Read more

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Alternatives to “And”

Learn useful alternatives to and in English. This lesson explains linking words and phrases such as also, in addition, moreover, as well as, and not to mention with examples.

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