English Idiom – All over the place (10 examples)
English idiom – All over the place By Source, Fair use, Link The World Cup is a big event! This year’s tournament […]
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The English verb CHEER (use it 3 different ways!)
The world cup has started! Will your team make it to the second round? Yesterday one of my private students asked me a great question
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English listening practice ~ 1 minute English! “Bucket List”
bucket list (noun) a list of things that you want to do before you die ~This expression comes from the term “kick the bucket” which
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English grammar – Countable Nouns As Adjectives (Now with AUDIO!)
Learn how to use Countable Nouns as Adjectives in today’s blog post. I’ll explain this English grammar using natural examples. This post now includes
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Taco Bell Returns To Japan – News story with listening
Taco Bell Returns To Japan Fast food chain Taco Bell returned to Japan on Tuesday, re-opening its first outlet in decades as more U.S.
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English expression – "Slipped my mind"
Slipped my mind – forgot “I bought party invitations but I forgot to mail them! It completely slipped my mind.” “Sorry I can’t meet
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English Phrasal Verb – Plug In
English Phrasal Verb – Plug In plug in [phrasal verb] to connect a piece of electrical equipment to the main supply of electricity or to
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English expressions – squeeze into something
📚English expression📚 squeeze into something This expression means to make room or time for someone or something in a small space or a tight schedule, often
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English expression – rip the band-aid off
Rip the band aid off = Do something that will be uncomfortable or difficult very quickly so you don’t prolong the pain. (make the
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