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Difficult pairs: among or between? | Cours anglais - english cours | English by phone Level:Upper-Intermediate and beyond Content: Correcting common grammar errors « Republicans find themselves trapped between the tea party and increasingly hostile public opinion over a US debt ceiling deal. [...] Among Republicans surveyed, 51% said they didn’t like how their party had handled the n...

phrasal verbs in colloquial english: cut someone off (at a bar) | Cours anglais - english cours | En Level: Upper Intermediate and beyond Content: phrasal verbs in colloquial englishCut someone off (at a bar): means to refuse to serve more alcoholic drinks to a person to avoid him/her getting drunk.

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Difficult pairs: later or latter? | Cours anglais - english cours | English by phone LATER: comparative of the adverd late. Ex: I’ll see you later LATTER: is a noun used to refer to the second of two things mentioned before. Ex: Between captain and major, the latter is the higher rank.

http://www.englishbyphone.ca/2011/09/12/idioms-take-a-leap-of-faith/

Idioms: take a leap (of faith) | Cours anglais - english cours | English by phone Level: Upper Intermediate and beyond Content: Idiomstake a leap (of faith): to do something for which the outcome is unknown.get sacked: to be fired, to lose your job.

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Phrasal verbs: pull over | Cours anglais - english cours | English by phone Vous pouvez utiliser ces balises et attributs HTML :

Difficult pairs: raise or rise? | Cours anglais - english cours | English by phone RAISE AND RISE are quite similar in meaning. RAISE is a TRANSITIVE VERB (+object) and means to move something to a higher position. RISE is an INTRANSITIVE VERB (no object) and it is a synontm of ASCEND.

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Words in the news: The preppy Picasso thief | Cours anglais - english cours | English by phone VOCABULARY SKETCH:a drawing made quickly that does not have many details. Ex « A Picasso sketch worth $200,000 dollars » WORTH: if you say how much something is worth, you state its value in money. Ex.: »Lugo is also charged with stealing 6,000 worth of wine from a New Jersey wine store back in Apri...

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Phrasal verbs: fall behind | Cours anglais - english cours | English by phone Cartoon explanation: this cartoon brings to attention that media and public opinion give more importance to s*x scandals than they give to money scandals (and it shoudn’t be that way)

Proverbs: put all your eggs in one basket | Cours anglais - english cours | English by phone Level: Intermediate and beyond Content: ProverbsPut your eggs in one basket: « to risk losing everything by putting all your efforts or all your money into one plan or one course of action. » (source)

Words in the news:
to MAUL:"beat, bruise, injure"
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/jul/25/grizzly-bear-mauls-teenagers-alaska

Grizzly bear mauls teenagers in Alaska Two students suffer life-threatening injuries after animal attacks group on survival course in Alaskan wilderness