26/09/2023
Have you ever heard someone say ‘fancy a cuppa?’ 🇬🇧
Let’s break it down:
- ‘Fancy’ means ‘want’ or ‘feel like’
- A ‘cuppa’ is short for a ‘cup of tea.’ ☕️
So when you hear this phrase, someone is asking, ‘would you like a cup of tea?’, in an informal and inviting way. 🤗
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18/09/2023
Picture Caption Challenge! 📸
Share your best description of this photo for a chance to WIN a FREE trial lesson at Tudor Online English School! 🌟
Whether you’re new to English or a pro, we’re here to help you learn. Comment your captions below to join the fun! 📚
30/08/2023
Navigating the tricky waters of 'you're' and 'your'! 🌊
👉🏻Let's clear things up: 'You're' is short for 'you are,' used when talking about someone.
👉🏻On the other hand, 'your' shows possession, something that belongs to you.
Easy peasy, right? Join Tudor school to master more English grammar! 🇬🇧
23/08/2023
Discover the power of 'chiming in'! 🗣️💬
It means jumping into discussions with your thoughts. 💭
Want to improve your English skills? Join us now and start confidently adding your voice to conversations! 🚀🇬🇧
11/08/2023
Say "the weather is hot today", but in more advanced English! ☀️
1. This weather is seriously scorching.
2. It feels like a sauna out here.
3. This heat is on a whole other level.
Do you know another English phrase to say that the weather is hot? Tell us in the comments! 💬