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Money phrasal verbs! 🤑

💵 Have you ‘chipped in’ for anything recently?

💸 What do you like to ‘splash out’ on?

💰Or maybe you’re ‘putting money aside’ for a rainy day?

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☔️ under the weather 🤒

If someone feels under the weather, it means they aren’t feeling very well!

Next time you don’t feel well, you could use this idiom instead of “I feel sick”? 🤧

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Do you write many emails in your job? 📧

Writing professional emails in English can feel intimidating at first, but with a little practice and some nice phrases “under your belt” (learned and acquired) it will feel so easy! 😎

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Here’s another verb that can take several different prepositions! 🤯

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I’d like to share some stories with you today about a really special time in my life!

From 2013-2015 I spent time living overseas as a part of my language studies. I had studied French and German in school, but I soon realised that speaking a language in the classroom and speaking a language in real life were two completely different things!

In 2013, I spent my summer holidays living in Germany working as an Au Pair. The family I worked for was so lovely, and we’re still friends today. My main task was to care for the two children and speak with them in English. The funny thing was, I wasn’t allowed to tell them that I could speak any German, in case they got a little bit lazy and decided to just talk to me in German! So, I had to act as if I couldn’t understand them, which in some moments was hard, and in other moments it was very easy (my German wasn’t very advanced back then, so I truly didn’t understand them!) Ironically, although I didn’t speak all that much German on this trip, I listened A LOT, which really improved my pronunciation. So much so, in fact, that when I returned to university after the summer was over, a German person asked me what part of Germany I was from, after listening to me speak!! I think that might be one of my proudest moments!

In 2014 came my biggest challenge yet. I was hired to work as an English language assistant in a city called Nancy in France. I had never had any real training, and I was more like the English teacher than the assistant, because the teachers in the school couldn’t speak any English. It was the first time where I had to completely rely on my ability to speak French to survive, and I had a constant fear of not understanding others or being understood. Making phone calls and sending emails in French was something I dreaded. Google Translate was my best friend!

The reason I’m telling you this is all of these difficult experiences ultimately made me a stronger person and improved my language. I know how it feels to be living in a different country, away from your family and friends and everything you know. Living overseas isn’t easy, but it’s the most valuable experience anyone can have.

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Let’s tackle this! 💪

The verb ‘tackle’ has a few different meanings…

⚽️ In sports games such as football or hockey, tackling is a movement of trying to take the ball from a player in the other team 🏑

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Get your 🦆in a row!

This is an idiom to use when there are things that you must do in order to be prepared for something!

“In a row” means forming an organised line ⚫️⚫️⚫️

Is there anything you need to do this weekend to get your ducks in a row?

Have a great weekend! 😊

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The ZERO article! 👌🏼

It can be tricky to know when or not to use an article in English! 🤯

The chances are, it’s probably not the same in your language, so direct translation won’t work 👎🏼

0️⃣ Sometimes in English we use a zero article, which is where there is no ‘a/an/the’

➡️ Here are a few general rules to follow regarding zero articles!

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