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Allusion vs. Illusion

‘Lay’ or ‘lie’? 🤔

It’s one of the trickiest pairs in English! Let’s clear up the confusion.

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Childhood can be categorised in different ways – here are some commonly recognised stages of childhood in English.

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Basic vs. Advanced #1

Do you tend to use British 🇬🇧 or American 🇺🇸 English spelling?

Some people are taught to use one or the other – for other people, it’s just preference.

In your Cambridge exam, it doesn’t matter if you use British or American spelling, as long as you’re consistent.

Here are some words that end in ‘-se’ and ‘-ze’.

Can you think of any others?

Have you heard words like ‘wanna’ and ‘gonna’ before? 💬
Reductions are common in colloquial, informal speech – particularly in American English.

Knowing them might help you understand native speakers better.

They are often heard in real-life spoken English, on television or in song.

But you don’t have to use them yourself to be understood.

It’s also important to remember not to use them in any formal writing or in an exam.

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