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Good communication is key to building strong relationships, whether personal or professional.

Let's review some simple video call and voice note etiquette tips to help us interact with confidence and respect in the digital world.

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An idiom a week keeps your English polished.
Today's idiom is 'win hands down.' Check the attached image to get the meaning and sentence example of this idiom.

But remember... If you want to win hands down, you need to be willing to put in the work, to push yourself to the limit, and to never give up.

Have a great weekend and don't forget to tag a friend who loves learning idioms!

Confused about it's vs its? You're not alone! Let's break it down!

An idiom a week is sure to keep your English sound!

Everyone wishes for things to turn in their favour, right? From struggle to success, from good to better... and that's exactly what today's idiom, TURN THE TIDE, means- to change a situation from bad to good or from unfavourable to favourable!

Try using it in a sentence and let's practice together!

New week, new opportunities!

What’s the one thing you’re afraid to do because you feel others are better or you don’t have the resources?

Newsflash: you won’t know how great you can be unless you start now with whatever you have!

So, I encourage you to take the leap, start now, and shine later!

When I started my new business, , I wasn't afraid in the slightest because I knew I had the wind at my back. ☺️

Having the wind at your back is an idiom that means to have favourable conditions or circumstances that help you succeed or make progress.

Here are more example sentences:

1. Uche believes that the positive feedback from his peers gives him the wind at his back to explore even bigger opportunities.

2. With the recent funding received for our project, our team has the wind at our back and is eager to move forward.

Now use the idiom 'have the wind at your back' in a sentence and tag a friend who has the wind at their back.

Do you know that 'discreet' /dɪsˈkriːt/
and 'discrete'/dɪsˈkriːt/ are pronounced the same way but have different meanings?

Are you sometimes confused about their meanings?

Don't worry, you're not alone!
Today's lesson will clear up the confusion.

Check it out now!

It’s always important to think critically before making decisions, especially when it comes to choosing a life partner, starting a family or relocating. Jumping the gun on these significant life issues can lead to regrets.

I believe that we have all, at some point, felt embarrassed about something we said or did.

Well, the next time you feel that way and want to describe it to someone,

use the idiom "put your foot in your mouth".

It's a useful expression that captures that uncomfortable feeling quite effectively.

I hope you have learnt this new phrase and can use it in the right context!