There’s a mistake in this sentence – do you know what it is? 🤔 We’ll tell you the answer later! 😊
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BBC Learning English
21 Oct, 10:32
👋 Do you know how to invite someone out in English?! What about how to ‘yes’ 👍 to invitations and how to say ‘no’ 👎 if you can’t – or don’t want to - attend! Well don’t worry, George and Sian are here to help you with the phrases you need! 😃
Which are you favourite ways to say yes or no to an invite?
Which are you favourite ways to say yes or no to an invite?
BBC Learning English
20 Oct, 10:18
‘Pants’ – in American English this word means 👖 ‘trousers’; in British English, ‘pants’ are 🩲 underwear and you wear them under your trousers. 🤓 Here are some English ‘pants’ idioms for you! 🤔 Can you use one in a sentence?
Learn some of the differences in spelling between 🇬🇧 British English and 🇺🇸 American English by clicking on the link in our bio.
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Learn some of the differences in spelling between 🇬🇧 British English and 🇺🇸 American English by clicking on the link in our bio.
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BBC Learning English
19 Oct, 10:23
Do you feel like you’re not achieving your 🎯 goals? 🎤 Rapper Nicki Minaj has some advice for you! ✍️ Tell us about your goals. How do you stay 🏋️ motivated when things aren’t working out?
BBC Learning English
18 Oct, 10:02
🤔 What English expressions can we use when starting a business? Nicola is here to teach you 5 business expressions to use when setting up a business. 💬 Can you think of any more words or phrases you might use when starting a business? Write a comment!
BBC Learning English
18 Oct, 09:10
🤔 Do you know the difference between ‘so’ and ‘such’? 😊 Choose the correct sentence and we’ll tell you the answer later!
🤓 Learn more about intensifiers like 'so' and 'such' by clicking on the link in our bio.
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🤓 Learn more about intensifiers like 'so' and 'such' by clicking on the link in our bio.
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BBC Learning English
16 Oct, 12:06
Do you know the difference between ‘alone’ and ‘lonely’? ⬆️
👀 Scroll through these slides and then fill in the gap in this sentence 👇 !
🗣️ I lived ______ until I moved in with my fiancé.
a. lonely
b. alone
EXTRA: ⏰ Do you have a minute to spare to learn some English? 🤓 Click on the link in our bio to watch an English in a Minute episode about the difference between 'alone' and 'lonely'.
👀 Scroll through these slides and then fill in the gap in this sentence 👇 !
🗣️ I lived ______ until I moved in with my fiancé.
a. lonely
b. alone
EXTRA: ⏰ Do you have a minute to spare to learn some English? 🤓 Click on the link in our bio to watch an English in a Minute episode about the difference between 'alone' and 'lonely'.
BBC Learning English
15 Oct, 10:08
Beth is addicted to board games 🎲, but Georgie doesn’t really enjoy them. 😅 How can Georgie reject Beth’s invitation without sounding rude? 🤔 Do you know of any other ways to politely reject an invitation? Write a comment! 👇
BBC Learning English
14 Oct, 09:59
🧐 ‘interesting’ is an adjective we use very often in English for things that catch our attention, but its 🗣️ pronunciation is not as simple as it first looks. 👀Watch Andrew explain how native speakers really say this word and 🚀 improve your pronunciation in under a minute!
Did you 👂hear another word with a dropped syllable in the video? ✍️ Write it in the comments.
Did you 👂hear another word with a dropped syllable in the video? ✍️ Write it in the comments.
BBC Learning English
13 Oct, 10:04
Do you need more 🧊 ice in your life? 🤓 Here are some English idioms for you! 🤔 Can you use one in a sentence?
Click on the link in our bio for ⏱️ 6 Minute English episode on ice and the origins of life on 🌎 Earth.
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Click on the link in our bio for ⏱️ 6 Minute English episode on ice and the origins of life on 🌎 Earth.
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BBC Learning English
12 Oct, 10:06
❤️ Love Katy Perry? The ‘Roar’ singer knows that failure is part of 🌱 growing – and she’s not afraid to fall flat on her face (that means ‘fail’). 🤔 Do you agree with Katy Perry? 😊 Share this post if you like it!
BBC Learning English
11 Oct, 09:45
🤔 What’s wrong with saying ‘I love to go to swimming’? 👀 Can you spot the mistake? Make sure you watch to the end to find out how to fix the error!
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