English level: A2–B1 Reading time: About 5–6 minutes Focus: Speaking practice, useful phrases and everyday conversation Includes: A ten-minute routine and a short exercise with answers You follow an English conversation. You understand the question....
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Free English vocabulary lesson Level: B2–C1 · Time: 20–30 minutes Focus: Meaning, natural expressions and creative writing Have you ever smelled rain arriving after a long dry spell? Felt completely absorbed by thoughts of someone? Looked around a c...
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The Preposition Trap: Level: B1–B2 (intermediate to upper-intermediate) Reading time: About 5 minutes Focus: Why translating prepositions word by word can lead to mistakes—and how learning complete phrases helps. A student once told me: “I count wit...
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English level: Beginner (A1–A2) Best for: English beginners, elementary-school students, and anyone reviewing basic grammar Topic: Be verbs and action verbs Grammar focus: am, is, are, simple present verbs, and basic sentence patterns Skills: Gramma...
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Soccer, or football as it's known in many parts of the world, is super popular. To really get into the game, it helps to know some of the special words and phrases people use when talking about it. Think of it as learning a new language, but fo...
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The past simple tense is a fundamental component of English grammar, allowing speakers to express actions that have already occurred. One of its unique features is the pronunciation of the -ed endings of regular verbs, which can vary based on the pr...
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The 100 Dinara Bill The National Bank of Serbia made a new 100 Dinara bill in 2003. It is a piece of paper money that people use in Serbia. The bill is 143 millimeters long and 68 millimeters wide. That's about 5.6 inches long and 2.7 inches wi...
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Marianna Pascal has spent the last twenty years helping people from Malaysia and other Southeast Asian countries improve their English skills. Along the way, she stumbled upon a surprising realisation. She found that being able to communicate effect...
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English pronunciation can be a daunting challenge for non-native speakers, often leading to misunderstandings and communication barriers. With its diverse array of sounds, subtle nuances, and varying stress patterns, mastering English pronunciation ...
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The Speaking Part 1 of the IELTS exam can often present unique and engaging topics, one of which includes clothing preferences like T-shirts. Mastering this section is crucial for test-takers aiming for a high score. First and foremost, when discuss...
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IELTS Speaking Q & A's (My Model Answers) Part 1: Introduction & Interview Do you have many friends? [Why/why not?] I am inclined to say no. I have cultivated a modest circle of friends, which I believe is a reflection of my personality and ...
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Teaching English in Thailand offers a wide range of benefits that attract Westerners worldwide, including: - Cultural Immersion and Experience: Immerse yourself in Thai culture, cuisine, and traditions while teaching English. Celebrate unique Thai cu...
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Mastering the rules of grammar is essential for effectively communicating ideas and messages in any language. While many rules are straightforward, one particularly complex rule is the subjunctive mood. This mood is utilized to express hypothetical s...
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The English language is a complex and fascinating system of communication that has evolved over centuries. Let's delve into the nuances and intricacies of the language to truly appreciate its richness and diversity.One of the most interesting aspects...
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When it comes to preparing for the IELTS writing exam, many test-takers may feel overwhelmed with the abundance of study materials available online. However, one platform that stands out as a valuable resource for IELTS preparation is Quora. With it...
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