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19/08/2026

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How have you been saying it?

13/08/2026

Let's Learn!
Sagacious is pronounced
Sah-GAH-shus❌
suh-GAY-shus.✅
/səˈɡeɪʃəs/✅

10/08/2026

HI, I’M TEACHER FAITH!

I’m your friendly English pronunciation guide, here to help you speak clearly and confidently every day.

I make learning simple, fun, and easy to remember, especially when it comes to tricky sounds and silent letters!

Follow along for quick pronunciation tips, practice questions, and easy English lessons you can use right away. 😄

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05/08/2026

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04/08/2026

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01/08/2026

Have you ever heard someone say "giraffing"?
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31/07/2026

He added salt to injury.❌
He added insult to injury.✅

Why? The correct idiom is "add insult to injury.

" It means to make a bad situation even worse.

Example: "I lost my phone, and to add insult to injury, it started raining."
Don't season the injury... use the right idiom! 😄
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29/07/2026

Quick English Tip!
Caught red-handed? Don't try to escape with bad English!
You know fully well what you did.❌
You know full well what you did.✅
Remember: It's full well, not fully well.