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Callum and Catherine on words that we use to express an emotion or feeling
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πJust the ticket
Has Feifei taken Rob's birthday present too literally? He'd like something that he really wants or needs but as he discovers, his gift is right under his nose! Find out what it is and learn an authentic English phrase that might be 'just the ticket' for something you want to say!
πJust the ticket
Has Feifei taken Rob's birthday present too literally? He'd like something that he really wants or needs but as he discovers, his gift is right under his nose! Find out what it is and learn an authentic English phrase that might be 'just the ticket' for something you want to say!
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QUIZ: Our channel may be exactly the right thing to help you learn English - but which phrase can you use to express this? Try answering thisβ¦
QUIZ: Our channel may be exactly the right thing to help you learn English - but which phrase can you use to express this? Try answering thisβ¦
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Well done if you said b) just the ticket. That is correct.
We use 'the' to specify an exact thing that is wanted or needed.
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We use 'the' to specify an exact thing that is wanted or needed.
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Are you in a rush? Need to say something quickly?
Here are some quick-related phrases for you to use.
Are you in a rush? Need to say something quickly?
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Hereβs a phrase for when someone gets the credit that you feel was yoursβ¦
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Hereβs a phrase for when someone gets the credit that you feel was yoursβ¦
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Here are some words for when you think there are no words to describe something incredible!
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Here are some words for when you think there are no words to describe something incredible!
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πUN advises forceful peacekeeping
UN peacekeepers are now being advised to be more forceful. Dan and Catherine teach you the language the world's media is using to discuss this story.
Vocabulary: foil / escalating / shy
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πUN advises forceful peacekeeping
UN peacekeepers are now being advised to be more forceful. Dan and Catherine teach you the language the world's media is using to discuss this story.
Vocabulary: foil / escalating / shy
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The answer is A.
This is about certainty. Use βifβ for situations which are possible - but not likely, and βwhenβ for situations which are likely to happen.
The computer might never break down. But 'if' it does, you call Bob! If you had an old computer that didn't perform well, you would expect it to break down, so youβd use βwhenβ.
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This is about certainty. Use βifβ for situations which are possible - but not likely, and βwhenβ for situations which are likely to happen.
The computer might never break down. But 'if' it does, you call Bob! If you had an old computer that didn't perform well, you would expect it to break down, so youβd use βwhenβ.
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