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Donald Trump and Elon Musk are no longer getting along. Recently, they had a public disagreement about money, politics, and personal opinions. It’s all over the news!

💬 Instead of just saying “They had a disagreement,” try using these words to describe the situation in the photo:

➡️ Feud – a long, angry fight
➡️ Clash – a strong and direct argument
➡️ Rift – a break in their relationship
➡️ Spat – a small public fight

📸 What word do YOU think best fits the photo? Comment below! 👇
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How’s your pronunciation? 🗣

Some words in English have the same spelling, but the stress position moves from the first to the second syllable when they change from a noun to a verb.

Check out these examples. Can you think of any other words where the stress changes?

*Note, this is not true for all verbs and nouns.

Learn 5 commonly used Colloquial Business English Sayings to improve your vocabulary skills. 👩‍💼👨‍💼

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5 Simple Past Irregular Verbs:

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City Idioms

A concrete jungle 🏙️ – The city has become a concrete jungle, with high-rise buildings and little green space.
The hustle and bustle 🏃‍♂️🏃‍♀️ – I love the hustle and bustle of the city, with its constant activity and noise.
The bright lights 🌆 – Many people are drawn to the bright lights of the city, seeking excitement and adventure.
Paint the town red 🎉 – After the exams, we decided to paint the town red and celebrate all night.
Street smart 🧠 – Growing up in the city has made him street smart, able to navigate and handle urban challenges.

Which one is your favourite idiom? Let us know in the comments 💬

How’s your pronunciation? 🗣

Some words in English have the same spelling, but the stress position moves from the first to the second syllable when they change from a noun to a verb.

Check out these examples. Can you think of any other words where the stress changes?

*Note, this is not true for all verbs and nouns.

Learn more about word stress in our video from Learn English with Cambridge:
https://camengli.sh/4bHhVU4

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📚🤓🌟 Hey, English learners! It's Jack here! Let's dive into the world of adverbs of frequency! 🗺️🔍

👉 Adverbs of frequency are words like "always," "often," "sometimes," and "never." They help us express how often we do things. Here's a quick guide:

🌟 Always - 100% of the time. "I always have breakfast in the morning."
💖 Usually - More than 50% of the time. "I usually walk to school."
😅 Often - More than 50% of the time. "I often visit my friends."
🤔 Sometimes - Less than 50% of the time. "I sometimes watch movies."
🚫 Never - 0% of the time. "I never forget my keys."

Practice using these adverbs to describe your daily routines! 🗓️🌞 For example: "I always read a book before bedtime. 📖✨" or "I never eat spicy food. 🌶️❌"

What's your daily routine like? Share your sentences below and keep learning! 📝💬

🌍🌟 "When you fall off a horse, you get back up!" 🇬🇧✨

Foreign learners, don't feel bad when you make small mistakes. 🙌😅 Let's embrace our errors as stepping stones to fluency! 🚀🗺️

Check out these 5 common errors with grammar explanations!

Keep learning, keep growing, and keep shining! 💪🌈 🌱📝🌟