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Re: Interesting idioms
I would like to point out a difference between American and British English: thumbtack US / drawing pin GB.
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Different Ways to Say WALK
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Food Idioms
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A rather old-fashioned expression, but still used, and anyone would understand it.
What's Good for the Goose Is Good for the Gander - English Idioms & Slang Dictionary
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What's Good for the Goose Is Good for the Gander - English Idioms & Slang Dictionary
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by the way it is important to remember that men and women are both different and equal !
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Language is The Link,
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Sprache ist die Verbindung,
Il Linguaggio è Il Legame,
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18 Common American Slang
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Collective Nouns for People, Animals vs Things
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English Expressions for Discussion and Debate
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Ways to Cook
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Hi Gérard !
Thanks for telling us the different ways to cook food. I think one of the healthiest ways is steaming
Thanks for telling us the different ways to cook food. I think one of the healthiest ways is steaming
Steaming is, simply, cooking food in an enclosed environment infused with steam.
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Vocabulary: RAIN
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TO vs. FOR in English - English Conversations
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Time of The Day
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Common Opposites
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Hi Gérard, Everyone!
I knew that rich and wealthy didn't mean exactly the same. Here is the definition
I knew that rich and wealthy didn't mean exactly the same. Here is the definition
The main difference between being rich and being wealthy is knowledge. Wealthy people know how to make money while rich people only have money. Rich people are motivated by money but wealthy people are motivated by their dreams, purpose and passion.
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45 Essential British Slang Words for English Learners
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In fact, I counted 49 slang words.
Sometimes a CR (Carriage Return) is missing eg take a look at Uni
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Very interesting article...
These are interesting. Your textbooks probably tell you to use an infinitive with "start," but that's not how people usually say it now.
4 Changes to English So Subtle We Hardly Notice They're Happening
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These are interesting. Your textbooks probably tell you to use an infinitive with "start," but that's not how people usually say it now.
4 Changes to English So Subtle We Hardly Notice They're Happening
These days, it's possible to spot subtle linguistic changes by analyzing large digital collections of text.
MENTALFLOSS.COM
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British vs American English
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Great Chart for Learning Irregular Verbs
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House Vocabulary
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Other Ways to Say IN CONCLUSION
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Vocabulary: Clothes (American English)
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A very common idiom when talking about crime and punishment.
Slap on the Wrist - English Idioms & Slang Dictionary
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A very common idiom when talking about crime and punishment.
Slap on the Wrist - English Idioms & Slang Dictionary
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Interesting. What's the French equivalent? "coup sur les doigts?
Slap on the Wrist - English Idioms & Slang Dictionary
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A very common idiom when talking about crime and punishment.
Slap on the Wrist - English Idioms & Slang Dictionary
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Interesting. What's the French equivalent? "coup sur les doigts?
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Food Adjectives
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Common Collocations (Preposition + Noun)
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"dans le train" / "on the train"
"sur le bateau" / "in the boat"
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