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5 Ways to Agree.
“It’s good to agree, isn’t it?” 👍
👉 Learn how to agree with people by studying these useful phrases!
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02/09/2021
Idioms on Animals: "You're ahead of the pack." Look at the picture and in the comments section make a sentence with the Idiom.
01/09/2021
Learn to use 'to get in or to get on' . This means ' to enter or to board a vehicle.'
To get in is used for cars; to get on is used for all other forms of transportation.
Example: It's easiest to get in the car from the driver's side. The door on the other side doesn't work well. I always get on the bus to work at 34th Street.
Make a sentence in the comments.with either of the two.
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Both raise and rise refer to something going up, but what’s the difference? Sian explains all in under 60 seconds!
Watch and let us know which sentence is correct:
A: I raised my hand to ask a question
B: I rose my hand to ask a question
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01/09/2021
Time for a quiz! Which option completes this expression that means ‘postpone’? 🧐 ⏱
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30/08/2021
Start your week with this quiz🎉 Look at the image and let us know your answers! 👇👇
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This is a remix and reconstruction of 's 👂 “Huh? What’s that? I didn’t quite catch you”. Improve your listening and speaking skills by learning these useful ways to say that you don’t understand someone.
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27/08/2021
We’re sure that if you ask around, you’ll find that this is the best place to learn phrasal verbs! 😎 Today, we are looking at 5 phrasal verbs with ‘ask’ - scroll through the slides and tell us your answers to the questions.
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