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We strive to provide students with a complete learning experience that fosters the development of language and communication skills through a total lifestyle approach to education. Our programs foster students learning with opportunities to develop cultivate and improve language skills. Learn English Academy is committed to delivering English language education, a student-centered service and support approach.

15/12/2023

English Phrasal Verbs Explained

1. Break up - 💔 Separate
2. Cheer up - 😃 Comfort
3. Come up with - 💡 Invent
4. Fall apart - 🏚️ Disintegrate
5. Get over - 🤒 Recover
6. Hand in - 📄 Submit
7. Look up - 🔍 Search
8. Pass away - ⚰️ Die
9. Run into - 🤝 Encounter
10. Show up - 🚶‍♂️ Arrive
11. Take off - 🛫 Depart
12. Turn up - 🔊 Increase
13. Work out - 💪 Exercise
14. Back up - 🔄 Support
15. Bring back - 🔄 Restore

15/12/2023

Advanced English vs Basic English

1. Procure = get
2. Acquire = obtain
3. Ascertain = find out
4. Cease = stop
5. Commence = begin
6. Comprehend = understand
7. Convey = communicate
8. Disclose = reveal
9. Expedite = speed up
10. Fabricate = make up
11. Illuminate = light up
12. Inquire = ask
13. Navigate = find one's way
14. Omit = leave out
15. Perceive = see
16. Ponder = think about
17. Postulate = propose
18. Reiterate = repeat
19. Substantiate = support
20. Terminate = end

15/12/2023

Instead of “VERY” in IELTS
very small = tiny
very good = excellent
very bad = awful
very happy = joyful
very sad = miserable
very funny = hilarious
very serious = grave
very brave = courageous
very cowardly = timid
very fast = swift
very slow = sluggish
very bright = radiant
very dark = gloomy
very noisy = boisterous
very quiet = silent
very strong = powerful
very weak = feeble
very hot = sizzling
very cold = chilly
very young = youthful
very old = elderly
very rich = wealthy

15/12/2023

Spoken English - Speak fast 🔊

1. Gonna (Going to)
2. Wanna (Want to)
3. Kinda (Kind of)
4. Sorta (Sort of)
5. Lemme (Let me)
6. Gimme (Give me)
7. Gotta (Got to)
8. Dunno (Don't know)
9. Shoulda (Should have)
10. Woulda (Would have)
11. Coulda (Could have)
12. Musta (Must have)
13. Neva (Never)
14. Outta (Out of)
15. 'Til (Until)
16. 'Cause (Because)
17. 'Em (Them)
18. 'Nother (Another)
19. 'Round (Around)
20. 'Cuz (Because)

Tips that can be helpful for improving English:1. Immerse yourself in the language: Try to surround yourself with Englis...
14/03/2023

Tips that can be helpful for improving English:

1. Immerse yourself in the language: Try to surround yourself with English as much as possible. This can include listening to English music, watching English movies or TV shows, reading English books or news articles, and speaking with English speakers.

2. Practice regularly: Consistent practice is essential for improving your English skills. Make a habit of practicing reading, writing, speaking, and listening in English every day, even if it's just for a few minutes.

3. Focus on your weaknesses: Identify the areas where you need the most improvement and focus on those. For example, if you struggle with speaking, practice having conversations with native speakers or language exchange partners.

4. Use English resources: There are many resources available to help you improve your English, such as language learning apps, online courses, and textbooks. Find resources that work best for your learning style and use them consistently.

5. Get feedback: Getting feedback from a teacher, tutor, or native speaker can be incredibly helpful for identifying areas where you need improvement and for getting tips on how to improve. Don't be afraid to ask for feedback and incorporate it into your practice.

Remember, improving your English takes time and effort, but with dedication and practice, you can achieve your goals and become proficient in English.

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Here are five tips to help you introduce yourself with confidence: 1. Start with a greeting: Begin by saying "Hello" or ...
14/03/2023

Here are five tips to help you introduce yourself with confidence:

1. Start with a greeting: Begin by saying "Hello" or "Hi" and introducing yourself by your name. This sets a positive and friendly tone for the conversation.

2. State your purpose: After introducing yourself, briefly explain why you are there or what your role is. For example, "I'm here for the job interview" or "I'm a new employee in the marketing department."

3. Highlight relevant experience or skills: If the situation allows for it, mention any experience or skills that are relevant to the conversation. This could include past work experience, education, or relevant hobbies.

4. Ask questions: Show interest in the other person by asking questions about them or their role. This can help establish a connection and make the conversation more engaging.

5. End with a thank you: After the introduction, thank the other person for their time or for speaking with you. This shows gratitude and professionalism.

Remember to keep your introduction brief and to the point. It is also important to be confident and friendly, as this can leave a lasting impression on the person you are speaking with.

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11/03/2023

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08/03/2023

✅ English Conversation Expressing Joy at Someone's Success!!!

Conversation 1:

A: Did you hear the good news?

B: No, I haven't.

A: I got a promotion at my job.

B: Did you really?

A: Seriously, I am so excited.

B: Well, congratulations.

A: Thank you.

B: I'm so happy for you.

A: Really?

B: Yes. You really deserved this.

A: You think so?

B: Yes. Good for you.

Conversation 2:

A: Have you heard my good news?

B: You haven't told me anything yet.

A: I got a promotion at work earlier this week.

B: Is that right?

A: It's the truth. I am really happy.

B: Congratulations on your promotion.

A: Thank you very much.

B: I am really excited for you.

A: Are you really?

B: I'm serious. You deserved this promotion.

A: Is that what you really think?

B: Yes, I do.

Conversation 3:

A: I haven't told you what happened yet, have I?

B: I haven't heard anything.

A: My boss offered me a promotion, and I took it.

B: Are you serious?

A: Yes, I am really excited.

B: That's great. Congratulations.

A: I appreciate that.

B: You have no idea how happy I am for you.

A: For real?

B: I believe you were the best choice for that promotion. I really do.

08/03/2023

✅ English Conversation Expressing Concern for Someone!!!


Conversation 1:

A: Why weren't you at school yesterday?

B: I wasn't really feeling well.

A: What was wrong with you?

B: My stomach was upset.

A: Do you feel better now?

B: I don't really feel too well yet.

A: Do you want anything to make you feel better?

B: No, thanks. I already took some medicine.

A: I hope you feel better.

B: Thank you.

Conversation 2:

A: What reason do you have for missing school?

B: I was sick.

A: How were you sick?

B: I had a stomachache.

A: Did it get any better?

B: I'm still feeling under the weather.

A: Would you like anything for your stomach?

B: I took something earlier.

A: Get better.

B: Thanks a lot.

Conversation 3:

A: Why didn't you go to school yesterday?

B: I stayed home because I wasn't feeling well.

A: What was your problem?

B: My stomach was bothering me.

A: Are you feeling any better?

B: I'm still feeling a little sick.

A: I'm going to the store, would you like any paracetamol?

B: That's okay.

A: I hope you feel better.

B: I'd appreciate that.

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