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gerardM Mar 13 Fév - 19:32
Common Preposition Collocations in English - ESL Buzz
In English, many nouns, verbs, and adjectives are commonly followed by prepositions.
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gerardM Mar 13 Fév - 19:36
Important American and British Spelling Differences You Should Know - ESL Buzz
There are many differences between British English and American English spelling
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MurielB Mar 13 Fév - 22:14
Tx Gérard, these differences are tiny and difficult to memorize. Tx for posting that and in the long run we will all be able to speak perfect American English;gerardM a écrit:
Important American and British Spelling Differences You Should Know - ESL Buzz
There are many differences between British English and American English spelling
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gerardM Jeu 15 Fév - 15:53
Linking Words for Essays: How to Link Those Paragraphs - ESL Buzz
Linking words help you to connect ideas and sentences when you speak or write English...
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gerardM Jeu 15 Fév - 21:05
English Vocabulary: Hairstyles - ESL Buzz
A hairstyle refers to the styling of hair, usually on the human scalp ...
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gerardM Jeu 15 Fév - 21:34
Pretend to be fluent? Then you have to know these words as they are just around us quite every day, right?
NB:
- "pipe" in pipewrench has nothing to do with the. French "pipe", but Fr "tube"; this model of wrench is effectively used by plumbers or say to deal with pipes.
- I'm sorry but a bolt is a screw + a nut.
- True that a "tape measure" is the object in the picture, not a
- no mistake, the spelling is well "mallet" for our Fr "maillet"
- no need to exactly know the exact technical words but let's use wrench, pliers, saw... properly provided you can describe the use (English people don't know better than the French).
- I didn't know "corkscrew"... I'm saying "cork remover" but I don't find it in my dictionary... and my friends don't correct me
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Regarding the last point, "cork remover" is understood.
However it appears that oodles of words/expressions are in use: bottle opener, cork puller, Wine Bottle Opener, Corkscrew Wine Opener, corl pops, cork popper... Amazon knows all of them.
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MurielB Jeu 15 Fév - 22:45
Yes we should know all these words, especially if we are a handyman (handywoman) or a do-it-yourself man (do-it-yourself woman) that is a DIY man
or a DIY woman.
or a DIY woman.
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gerardM Ven 16 Fév - 0:41
Muriel, instead of man... woman, just say person eg salesperson.MurielB a écrit:Yes we should know all these words, especially if we are a handyman (handywoman) or a do-it-yourself man (do-it-yourself woman) that is a DIY man
or a DIY woman.
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gerardM Ven 16 Fév - 14:35
20+ Food Idioms in English - ESL Buzz
English food idioms - commonly used idioms based on food
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gerardM Ven 16 Fév - 19:27
English Vocabulary: Parts of the Human Body - ESL Buzz
The human body is the entire structure of a human being. It is made up of many different parts...
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MurielB Ven 16 Fév - 22:46
gerardM a écrit:Muriel, instead of man... woman, just say person eg salesperson.MurielB a écrit:Yes we should know all these words, especially if we are a handyman (handywoman) or a do-it-yourself man (do-it-yourself woman) that is a DIY man
or a DIY woman.
Gérard I agree that the single biggest problem in sexist language is the generic masculine pronoun, that's the reason why I wrote the same expression with "woman". "Person" or "they" are the solution to that problem.
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gerardM Sam 17 Fév - 12:10
There's no problem in the English language Muriel, the problem comes from French natives.MurielB a écrit:...
Gérard I agree that the single biggest problem in sexist language is the generic masculine pronoun, that's the reason why I wrote the same expression with "woman". "Person" or "they" are the solution to that problem.
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gerardM Sam 17 Fév - 12:12
[size=18]Common Opposite Verbs in English - ESL Buzz
An antonym is a word that has the opposite meaning of another word. They also are called opposites ...
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gerardM Sam 17 Fév - 13:38
Skirt & Dress Styles Vocabulary
English Vocabulary: Skirt & Dress Styles - ESL Buzz
Skirts can vary according to cultural conceptions of modesty and aesthetics as well as the wearer's personal taste, fashion and social context ...
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English Vocabulary: Skirt & Dress Styles - ESL Buzz
Skirts can vary according to cultural conceptions of modesty and aesthetics as well as the wearer's personal taste, fashion and social context ...
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gerardM Sam 17 Fév - 17:56
Furniture Vocabulary in English | Rooms in a House | 7 E S L
2.5Kshares Learn furniture vocabulary in English. Furniture refers to movable objects intended to support various human activities such as seating, …
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gerardM Dim 18 Fév - 0:32
Members of the Family Vocabulary | Family Members Tree | 7 E S L
3.2Kshares Learn Family Members through pictures and chart. Family is important no matter what language you speak. In the context of …
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gerardM Dim 18 Fév - 16:28
Helpful Tips and Rules for Formal Writing in English - ESL Buzz
Formal English is mainly used in writing. This style is academic in tone and is commonly used in academic textbooks, most university essays, business letters...
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gerardM Dim 18 Fév - 16:30
Formal and Informal English Words - ESL Buzz
What are the difference between formal and informal words/ phrases in English?
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gerardM Dim 18 Fév - 16:37
Common Grammatical Errors We All Need to Stop Making - ESL Buzz
Below are some of the most common grammatical mistakes made by English students, in speech and in writing...
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gerardM Dim 18 Fév - 17:45
Furniture Vocabulary in English | Rooms in a House | 7 E S L
2.5Kshares Learn furniture vocabulary in English. Furniture refers to movable objects intended to support various human activities such as seating, …
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gerardM Dim 18 Fév - 17:50
The Difference between TO and FOR in English - ESL Buzz
Many English learners have difficulties understanding the difference between TO and FOR in English...
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gerardM Dim 18 Fév - 21:13
"Underpants" or "undies", "umbrella" or "brolly".
Don't forget taht when there're 2 things (2 legs, 2 arms, 2 anything), you need a plural... English speaking people do wonder why the French say "toilettes".
This page is American. Pullover and sweater are Am, the Brits rather say "jumper".
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MurielB Dim 18 Fév - 23:47
gerardM a écrit:
Common Grammatical Errors We All Need to Stop Making - ESL Buzz
Below are some of the most common grammatical mistakes made by English students, in speech and in writing...
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Tx Gérard, it was very useful for me to read these examples especially "To make dinner" when we write "To make the dinner" ii is because of the French language.
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gerardM Lun 19 Fév - 11:39
Common Adjectives in English - ESL Buzz
Commonly used adjectives to describe conditions, shape, size, feeling, appearance,...
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gerardM Lun 19 Fév - 11:44
20+ Useful Phrasal Verbs Relating to Clothes - ESL Buzz
Do spend a long time picking out clothes when you go shopping?
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