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16 Oct, 14:10


#Business_Daily [15-10-2024]
US Election: Meet the retailers
We get the views of three American retailers - how do they see the economy and what do they want from the next US president?


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15 Oct, 16:31


VOCABULARY: Learn unusual English idioms related to food.

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15 Oct, 16:02


Nice Ways To Say No.

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15 Oct, 16:02


Since / Ago / For in #English

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15 Oct, 15:50


#The_English_We_Speak [15-10-2024]
The English We Speak: Makes my skin crawl
Here's an expression for when you're incredibly disgusted by something.TRANSCRIPTFind a full transcript for this ٫٫٫


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15 Oct, 15:30


Learn the difference between SHADE and SHADOW

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15 Oct, 15:15


If you describe someone as sneaky, you disapprove of them because they do things secretly rather than openly.
E.g. "It is a sneaky and underhand way of doing business."

#synonym #synonyms


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UT English Learning

15 Oct, 15:00


ENGLISH SPEAKING: Learn better ways to apologise in English. Phrases that native speakers use.

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14 Oct, 17:31


If you are grateful for something that someone has given you or done for you, you have warm, friendly feelings towards them and wish to thank them.
E.g. "She was grateful to him for being so good to her."

#synonym

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14 Oct, 17:10


Amounts of food

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14 Oct, 17:01


How #Writing #Essays tips


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14 Oct, 16:50


50 ways to say

I agree

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14 Oct, 16:40


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14 Oct, 16:26


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14 Oct, 14:38


Probabilities



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13 Oct, 15:03


How to use 'could be', 'should be' and 'would be'



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12 Oct, 13:31


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12 Oct, 13:15


If you participate in an activity, you take part in it.
E.g. "They expected him to participate in the ceremony."

#synonym

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12 Oct, 13:01


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12 Oct, 12:45


ANIMAL SOUNDS

🦁lions - roar
🐕dogs - bark
🐖pigs - grunt
🐄cows - moo
🐝bees - buzz
🐸frogs - croak
🦇bats - screech
🐑sheep - bleat
🐋whales - sing
🐔chickens - cluck

#LearnEnglish #animals #Englishvocabulary

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