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Vocabulary: Silverware and Tableware
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Common Homophones (homophones are words that sound alike but are spelled differently).
Common Homophones in English
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Common Homophones in English
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Top 05 Popular English Idioms
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FULL-COURT PRESS: a very aggressive effort. This idiom comes from basketball, where a full-court press is a defensive attack in which the team with the ball is harassed from one end of the court to the other. Human Rights Watch: <<The document cites the alarmingly high prevalence (nearly 30% in some studies) of HIV among transgender women in the U.S., and urges addressing violence against transgender women "by research and programmatic activities." But this falls far short of the full-court press that is needed for a community in crisis; facing high rates of poverty, homelessness and every other social determinant associated with HIV risk; and experiencing more homicides through mid-August 2015 than in all of 2014.>>
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Linking Words in English
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Other Ways to Say "I don't Like It"
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gerardM a écrit:
Other Ways to Say "I don't Like It"
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Gérard you can use other verbs
abhor, abominate, be averse to, despise, detest, disapprove, disfavour, disrelish, hate, have a down on (informal) have no taste or stomach for, loathe, not be able to bear or abide, object to, scorn, shun, take a dim view of
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Language is The Link,
La Lengua es el Nexo de unión,
Sprache ist die Verbindung,
Il Linguaggio è Il Legame,
La Lingvo estas La Ligilo etc.
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How to Describe Someone's Personality
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100 Popular Idioms (Part I)
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100 idioms to read and to learn by heart ! I will start to-morrow.
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Language is The Link,
La Lengua es el Nexo de unión,
Sprache ist die Verbindung,
Il Linguaggio è Il Legame,
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I have 2 more idioms to read and to learn by heart !
The early bird catch the worm - Le monde appartient à ceux qui se lèvent tôt
Beggars can't be choosers - Faute de grives, on mange des merles
100+2=102 ... to many work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The early bird catch the worm - Le monde appartient à ceux qui se lèvent tôt
Beggars can't be choosers - Faute de grives, on mange des merles
100+2=102 ... to many work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Beggars can't be choosers
Ok Florent, I didn't know that quote. When we ask for something, it is important to be happy with what we get
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Sprache ist die Verbindung,
Il Linguaggio è Il Legame,
La Lingvo estas La Ligilo etc.
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"Happy" Idioms
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Tea Idioms - BBC Learning English (The Teacher)
The teacher introduces us to three idioms connected with pies.
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Funny English Idioms And Their Meanings
When I stopped to think about some English idioms and their literal meaning, I found some of them very funny and thought it would be a nice idea to pick a few of the most common idioms and illustrate them.
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Forum | Learn English | 450 Common Phrasal Verbs in English (Part I) | Fluent Land
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100 Ways to Say "Good"
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ANY WAY YOU SLICE IT: no matter how you look at it, from any perspective. I think this is North American. The Globe and Mail (Toronto): <<Any way you slice it, profit growth and positive earnings surprises were disappointing among TSX stocks in the second quarter.>>
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Common Words + Prepositions
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100 Popular Idioms (Part II)
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Bis repetita I guess.
English Pronunciation by G. Nolst Trenite
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Not really an idiom, but an odd little construction that often puzzles students: UP AND LEAVE. Consider this passage from alphar.com. What does "up and leave" mean, and how is it different from just "leave"? <<Apple Music executive Ian Rogers has resigned from Apple just two months after the launch of its online music-streaming and radio service. .., Another point of discussion is what’s caused Rogers to up and leave Music so suddenly, and how bad could it have been for him to completely leave the industry after 20 years?>> "Up and leave" is informal, and it suggests that the event was sudden or unexpected. You can also use "up and ..." with other verbs, but "leave" is most common.
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Some Useful Idioms
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