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πΉ ONE language,
π§ββ THREE accents
π€ UK vs. USA vs. AUS English!
πΊ Lesson by Lucy and Emma
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#Three #Accents #Lucy ππ
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π @WeEnglish π€΅ββπ€΅ββπ€΅ββ
π§ββ THREE accents
π€ UK vs. USA vs. AUS English!
πΊ Lesson by Lucy and Emma
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#Three #Accents #Lucy ππ
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π @WeEnglish π€΅ββπ€΅ββπ€΅ββ
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π° On credit
An arrangement with a shop, bank etc that allows you to buy something and pay for it later.
πΈ Example:
He hates buying on credit.
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#On #Credit π³
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π @WeEnglish π·πΆπ΄π΅
An arrangement with a shop, bank etc that allows you to buy something and pay for it later.
πΈ Example:
He hates buying on credit.
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#On #Credit π³
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π @WeEnglish π·πΆπ΄π΅
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#Decision #Experience π€
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π @WeEnglish π₯
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#Decision #Experience π€
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π @WeEnglish π₯
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π Fall through
If a deal, arrangement etc falls through, it does not start or is not completed successfully
π Example:
Our plans fell through because of lack of money.
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#Fall #Through #Phrasal_verb
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π @WeEnglish π₯
If a deal, arrangement etc falls through, it does not start or is not completed successfully
π Example:
Our plans fell through because of lack of money.
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#Fall #Through #Phrasal_verb
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π @WeEnglish π₯
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βοΈ Optimistic English!
π Talking positively about the coming year
βοΈ Vocabulary and Collocations
πΊ Coach by Emma
π¦πΊ Accent: Australian
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#Optimistic #Positive #Energy
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π @WeEnglish π€Άπ§βππ π
π Talking positively about the coming year
βοΈ Vocabulary and Collocations
πΊ Coach by Emma
π¦πΊ Accent: Australian
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#Optimistic #Positive #Energy
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π @WeEnglish π€Άπ§βππ π
π TAKE AFTER
πΈ Meaning:
To resemble a parent or close relative (for physical appearance only)
β Synonym: To look like
π Example:
π He takes after his father.
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#Take #After #Phrasal_verb
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π @WeEnglish π©βπ¦π©βπ§π¨βπ¦π¨βπ§
πΈ Meaning:
To resemble a parent or close relative (for physical appearance only)
β Synonym: To look like
π Example:
π He takes after his father.
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#Take #After #Phrasal_verb
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π @WeEnglish π©βπ¦π©βπ§π¨βπ¦π¨βπ§
π Take an exam, not give an exam
β Don't say: The pupil gave his exam.
β Say: The pupil took his exam.
π Go for a ride on a bicycle, etc., not go for a walk on a bicycle, etc.
β Don't say: We went for a walk on our bicycles.
β Say: We went for a ride on our bicycles.
π To be busy, not to have work.
β Don't say: I have much work this morning.
β Say: I'm very busy this morning.
π It's cold, etc., not it has cold, etc.
β Don't say: It has cold this winter.
β Say: It's cold this winter.
π Dismount or get off a horse, etc., not come down from a horse, etc.
β Don't say: They came down from their horses.
β Say: They got off their horses.
π Mount or get on a horse, etc. not ride a horse, etc.
β Don't say: Peter rode his horse and went home.
β Say: Peter got on his horse and rode home.
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#Common #Mistake
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π @WeEnglish π₯
β Don't say: The pupil gave his exam.
β Say: The pupil took his exam.
π Go for a ride on a bicycle, etc., not go for a walk on a bicycle, etc.
β Don't say: We went for a walk on our bicycles.
β Say: We went for a ride on our bicycles.
π To be busy, not to have work.
β Don't say: I have much work this morning.
β Say: I'm very busy this morning.
π It's cold, etc., not it has cold, etc.
β Don't say: It has cold this winter.
β Say: It's cold this winter.
π Dismount or get off a horse, etc., not come down from a horse, etc.
β Don't say: They came down from their horses.
β Say: They got off their horses.
π Mount or get on a horse, etc. not ride a horse, etc.
β Don't say: Peter rode his horse and went home.
β Say: Peter got on his horse and rode home.
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#Common #Mistake
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π @WeEnglish π₯
π Had better
πΈ We use "had better" to refer to the present or the future, to talk about actions we think people should do. The verb form is always "had", not "have". We normally shorten it to "βd better" in informal situations. It is followed by the infinitive without to:
β Synonym: Should
π Examples:
π You had better discuss this issue with Bruno.
π Itβs five oβclock. Iβd better go now before the traffic gets too bad.
π Better call Saul.
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#Had #better
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π @WeEnglish π₯
πΈ We use "had better" to refer to the present or the future, to talk about actions we think people should do. The verb form is always "had", not "have". We normally shorten it to "βd better" in informal situations. It is followed by the infinitive without to:
β Synonym: Should
π Examples:
π You had better discuss this issue with Bruno.
π Itβs five oβclock. Iβd better go now before the traffic gets too bad.
π Better call Saul.
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#Had #better
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π @WeEnglish π₯
π Summer style
π T-shirt
π§’ Cap
πΆ Sunglasses
π₯ Belt
π Sneakers
π©³ Shorts
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#Summer #style #sport #wear
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π @WeEnglish ππ₯π₯π₯
π T-shirt
π§’ Cap
πΆ Sunglasses
π₯ Belt
π Sneakers
π©³ Shorts
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#Summer #style #sport #wear
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π Tips To Build Your Vocabulary
β Ways To Learn More English Words
πΊ Coach by Emma
π¦πΊ Accent: Australian
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#Tips #Vocabulary #Words
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π @WeEnglish π€Άπ§βππ
β Ways To Learn More English Words
πΊ Coach by Emma
π¦πΊ Accent: Australian
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#Tips #Vocabulary #Words
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π @WeEnglish π€Άπ§βππ
π Reading
πΈ ββWhat is the difference between Table salt and Sea salt?
πΆ Table salt and sea salt have the same chemical composition, but different processing methods give them a slightly different taste and texture. Sea salt is produced by evaporating the water from seawater or saltwater lakes, leaving behind salt but also small amounts of minerals such as magnesium, calcium and potassium, which can affect flavour. The large salt crystals give it a relatively coarse texture. Table salt, on the other hand, is typically mined from salt deposits. It is washed, purified and stripped of any contaminants. Additives are then added to prevent it from clumping. Iodised salt also contains extra potassium iodide.
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#Reading #Difference #Salt
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π @WeEnglish π§ππ΄π½
πΈ ββWhat is the difference between Table salt and Sea salt?
πΆ Table salt and sea salt have the same chemical composition, but different processing methods give them a slightly different taste and texture. Sea salt is produced by evaporating the water from seawater or saltwater lakes, leaving behind salt but also small amounts of minerals such as magnesium, calcium and potassium, which can affect flavour. The large salt crystals give it a relatively coarse texture. Table salt, on the other hand, is typically mined from salt deposits. It is washed, purified and stripped of any contaminants. Additives are then added to prevent it from clumping. Iodised salt also contains extra potassium iodide.
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#Reading #Difference #Salt
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π @WeEnglish π§ππ΄π½
π IELTS Vocabulary
π Education
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#Vocabulary #Education
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π @WeEnglish πππ
π Education
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#Vocabulary #Education
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π @WeEnglish πππ
πΈ Humanities: Studies about human culture, such as literature, languages, philosophy, and history.
πΈ Sciences: Studies about the world, such as physics, biology, chemistry, and maths.
πΈ A for effort: A good mark, which is given someone for trying hard rather than for a success.
πΈ Bachelor's degree: An undergraduate course which usually lasts 3 or 4 years.
πΈ Bookworm: A term to describe someone who really likes to read and spends a lot of time on it.
πΈ Distance learning (e-learning): Education that takes place remotely, usually via the Internet.
πΈ Eager beaver: An enthusiastic and hard-working person.
πΈ Face-to-face classes: A traditional way of studying - in a classroom with a teacher.
πΈ Higher education: Education that is followed after high school.
πΈ Hit the books: Begin studying hard.
πΈ Individual tuition (private tuition): Instruction received individually or in a small group.
πΈ Intensive course: A course that offers longer and more frequent class
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πΈ Sciences: Studies about the world, such as physics, biology, chemistry, and maths.
πΈ A for effort: A good mark, which is given someone for trying hard rather than for a success.
πΈ Bachelor's degree: An undergraduate course which usually lasts 3 or 4 years.
πΈ Bookworm: A term to describe someone who really likes to read and spends a lot of time on it.
πΈ Distance learning (e-learning): Education that takes place remotely, usually via the Internet.
πΈ Eager beaver: An enthusiastic and hard-working person.
πΈ Face-to-face classes: A traditional way of studying - in a classroom with a teacher.
πΈ Higher education: Education that is followed after high school.
πΈ Hit the books: Begin studying hard.
πΈ Individual tuition (private tuition): Instruction received individually or in a small group.
πΈ Intensive course: A course that offers longer and more frequent class
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π @WeEnglish π©βππ§βππ¨βπ
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π€ How to Talk About Any Topic in English
πΊ Speak English with teacher Tiffani
πΊπΈ Accent: American
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#Tips #Talk #Topic #Tiffani
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π @WeEnglish π₯
πΊ Speak English with teacher Tiffani
πΊπΈ Accent: American
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#Tips #Talk #Topic #Tiffani
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π @WeEnglish π₯
π Fed up
πΈ Meaning:
Bored, annoyed, or disappointed, especially by something that you have experienced for too long
π Examples:
π₯± I'm fed up with my job.
π΄ He got fed up with all the travelling he had to do.
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#Vocabulary #Verb #Fed #Up
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π @WeEnglish π₯
πΈ Meaning:
Bored, annoyed, or disappointed, especially by something that you have experienced for too long
π Examples:
π₯± I'm fed up with my job.
π΄ He got fed up with all the travelling he had to do.
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#Vocabulary #Verb #Fed #Up
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π Improve Your Vocabulary
π Confusing English Verbs
πΊ Coach by Emma
π¦πΊ Accent: Australian
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#Come #Go #Verb #Movement
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π @WeEnglish πΆββπΆπΆββπββπ
π Confusing English Verbs
πΊ Coach by Emma
π¦πΊ Accent: Australian
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#Come #Go #Verb #Movement
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π Neighborhoods and Houses
πΈ Urban - A population dense area, main area of a city
πΈ Rural - A place where very few people live
πΈ Suburb - A place outside of the city but not too far away
πΈ Apartment - Several rooms that form a dwelling, there are usually many in the same building
πΈ Condo - Similar to an apartment by is usually privately owned
πΈ Duplex - House that is separated and has two separate dwelling areas
πΈ House - Single family home/building
πΈ Rent - You pay a monthly fee to live in a place
πΈ Own - The property is your personal possession
πΈ Roommate - Someone you live with
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#Neighborhood #House
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π @WeEnglish πβΊοΈππ‘π
πΈ Urban - A population dense area, main area of a city
πΈ Rural - A place where very few people live
πΈ Suburb - A place outside of the city but not too far away
πΈ Apartment - Several rooms that form a dwelling, there are usually many in the same building
πΈ Condo - Similar to an apartment by is usually privately owned
πΈ Duplex - House that is separated and has two separate dwelling areas
πΈ House - Single family home/building
πΈ Rent - You pay a monthly fee to live in a place
πΈ Own - The property is your personal possession
πΈ Roommate - Someone you live with
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#Neighborhood #House
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π @WeEnglish πβΊοΈππ‘π
π° English expressions with "Take" And "Get"
Take π Get
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#Take #Get #Collocation
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π @WeEnglish ππππ
Take π Get
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#Take #Get #Collocation
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π @WeEnglish ππππ
π English idioms with "Take"
πΈ Take a break - To stop doing something for a short time.
π Letβs take a short break.
πΈ Take a call - To answer or accept an incoming telephone call.
π Iβm sorry, but I have to take this call.
πΈ Take a chance - Risk something in the hope of a favorable outcome.
π Take a chance at it. You might win.
πΈ Take a rest - Have a rest.
π After work, I like to take a rest before cooking dinner.
πΈ Take care - Be careful.
π Take care, wonβt you? It can be dangerous around here at night.
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π @WeEnglish π₯
πΈ Take a break - To stop doing something for a short time.
π Letβs take a short break.
πΈ Take a call - To answer or accept an incoming telephone call.
π Iβm sorry, but I have to take this call.
πΈ Take a chance - Risk something in the hope of a favorable outcome.
π Take a chance at it. You might win.
πΈ Take a rest - Have a rest.
π After work, I like to take a rest before cooking dinner.
πΈ Take care - Be careful.
π Take care, wonβt you? It can be dangerous around here at night.
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