English Workshops with Lebeed

09/03/2025

They both might seem the same, but the one with one word is an adjective reflecting the meaning daily. The other one with the two separate words is a noun that means each day.

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08/03/2025

A routine conversation between two people that covers simple and daily questions and interactions.

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05/03/2025

The three verbs and actions are frequently used reading hardcopy scripts. They are often associated with reading books 📚.
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02/03/2025

02/03/2025

الاستبيان يستطلع اراء المهتمين بتحدث اللغة الانكليزية كلغة محادثة ثانية. الاستبيان يحاول قياس رأي الجمهور من حيث اهمية اللغة الانكليزية بالنسبة الهم والطريقة الي يشوفوها ناجحة في جعلهم يكسبون هذه اللغة. هذا الاستبيان يدرس امكانية تقديم كورسات انكليزية احترافية, ممتعة, وفعالة تتوافق مع حاجات الجمهور.

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28/02/2025

On the market means you are physically there looking to buy something, navigating, and having a job. On the market is more an intangible meaning referring to things or offerings being available for sale.
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27/02/2025

English doesn’t have strict rules for everything, including pronunciation, spelling, and syntax. However, there is a logical framework that explains many of the differences, along with connotations that have developed over time. The conclusion likewise applies to the relationship between “to” and “for,” as sometimes they look interchangeable when used otherwise. Practicing is essential, as it helps speakers sound more natural and coherent.
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25/02/2025

People often confuse “advice” with “advise,” just as they do with “effect” and “affect.” Consistently using these words correctly will help clear up any confusion.
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23/02/2025

Idioms are phrases or expressions that have developed specific meanings over time, often different from the literal meaning of the individual words. In the , you will learn a variety of idioms and how to use them correctly in their appropriate contexts.
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22/02/2025

This is how we use prepositions when generalizing and specifying an address!
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22/02/2025

Both in/at are correct, but each has a different function. In this example, "in" refers to when you are in the building. At refers to when you are somewhere around the building. Some people use “at” even though they are in the building because they want to make it easier for whoever folks they are meeting.
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