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Describing the Way People Dress
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Describing the Way People Dress

Describing the Way People Dress in English The way we dress tells a story before we say a single word. Clothes can suggest confidence or insecurity, creativity or conformity, wealth or simplicity. In English, learning how to describe the way people dress allows you to paint vivid pictures, express personality, Read more

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By My Lingua Academy, 3 weeks22 Dec 2025 ago
Adjectives to Describe a Song
Adjectives B2 First C1 Advanced CAE essay writing FCE IELTS reading speaking Uncategorized Vocabulary Writing

Adjectives to Describe a Song

Adjectives to Describe a Song Hello English learners! Isn’t music a universal language? We all have songs that make us dance, cry, smile, or think deeply. Yet when somebody asks, “What kind of music do you like?” or “How would you describe that song?”, many learners don’t know what to Read more

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Collocations for Making Comparisons in English
Academic English B2 First C1 Advanced CAE Collocations essay writing FCE Idioms & Expressions IELTS speaking Uncategorized Useful Phrases Vocabulary Writing

Collocations for Making Comparisons in English

Collocations for Making Comparisons in English (B2–C1 Level) Hello English learners. Welcome to today’s lesson! Making comparisons is something we do all the time—whether we are describing people, places, or experiences. At the B2 First and C1 Advanced Cambridge exams, you will need to show flexibility and accuracy in your Read more

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