🎵 Listening practice : The hunt for sunken settlements and ancient shipwrecks

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Today's phrasal verbs

📌 Brush up (on) something
📌 Butt in
📌 Chop at something

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📕 IELTS Academic Essays from the past exams

This is one of the best and recommended book for IELTS Academic Writing Task 2. The book contains more than 300 Solved Essays which are often asked in the exams. The beginning section of the book also talks about different types of essays that come in IELTS exams and how to attempt them.

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🧚‍♀Proverbs 🧚‍♀

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#proverbs
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♒️Subject-Verb Agreement♒️

✅ #grammar
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😢Other ways to say: I am sorry😢

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➡️ #vocabulary #speaking
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♦️ Out of Question vs. Out of the Question♦️

🎈Do you know the differences between out of question and out of the question? As we all know, the two phrases can be quite confusing. So let’s take a closer look at their differences.

🌹Let’s get started!

1⃣. Out of Question
Out of question means unquestionably.

i.e. He did it alone out of question.

i.e. Getting some help from her is out of question.

2⃣. Out of the Question
Out of the question means not possible or allowed.

i.e. Asking my father for money was completely out of the question.

i.e. Wearing a stained blouse to dinner was out of the question.
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🌸10 More Advanced English Words for Fluent English Part 4 🌸

Part 3 🍁Part 2 🍁Part 1

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Today's idioms are:

🔰Fly off the handle
🔰Hit the road
🔰Fender bender

#idiom #i287
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🐝Phrasal Verbs that Involve the Names of Animals🐣

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✴️Adjectives + nouns (great)✴️

✅ #grammar
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💢 Hit a Nerve 💢

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Todays' words are:

5️⃣ thick-skinned
6️⃣ off-putting
7️⃣ tongue-tied
8️⃣ worn out

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#vocabulary #realteam #v116
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My remarkable journey
Celebrated as "the most remarkable talk-show host on TV ever" by TV Guide and "master of the mike" by Time magazine, for a half-century the world's most influential figures have been telling their story to Larry King. Now the man in suspenders shares his riveting and inspiring story, from his humble roots in Depression-era Brooklyn to the heights of celebrity as host of CNN's Larry King Live.

Before he befriended presidents and iconic entertainers, Larry grew up on the streets of Brooklyn, where he was known to friends as "Zeke the Greek the Mouthpiece" because he never stopped talking...

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🏡 Idioms with home 🏠

✅ #idiom
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Today's phrasal verbs are:
🔘 Back off;
🔘 Chew up;
🔘 Chew over.

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🪐Connected Speech in English
VOWEL+VOWEL_LINKING. Part ❶

#Pronunciation
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Hello guys to continue the different kinds of modal verbs in this part we're gonna talk about the past form of the modal verbs

🌿 may have gone, should hove told
🌿 Should have, ought to have
🌿 May have, could have...
🌿 must have VS had to

⚾️part 6🏈part 5 ⚽️part 4 🎱part 3 🎾part 2 🏀part 1

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🌀Collocations with problem 🌀

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‍ ☀️Today's Idioms ☀️

‍ ♨️On the tip of your tongue♨️

✅Meaning :
About to be said or almost remembered🌺

✅Example :
John had the answer on the tip of his tongue, but Ann said it first🌺

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‍ ♨️I could eat a horse♨️

✅Meaning :
I'm very hungry🌺

✅Example :
I've had nothing but a sandwich all day - I could eat a horse 🌺

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‍ ♨️Caught with your pants down♨️

✅Meaning :
To be found in an embarrassing situation 🙈

✅Example :
I cheated in my exam, and I got caught with my pants down when my teacher saw me

#Idiom #I9
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🍭Say the color of each word!🍭
▪️ The Stroop Effect

While it might sound simple, the Stroop effect refers to the delayed reaction times when the color of the word doesn't match the name of the word.

✅ #fun #activity
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