'still' or 'yet'? 🤔 Sometimes students mix these words up, but do you know the difference? 🫵 Leave us a comment telling us which sentence is correct. ✍️ We'll tell you the answer later! 😊⁣
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Learn about the difference between 'still', 'yet' and 'already' with Phil by clicking the link in our bio.⁣
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😱🗣️ Can you understand the fast, connected speech that native English speakers use? 👩‍🏫 Sian’s here to help you understand a very useful question AND you’ll learn some features of connected speech to improve your pronunciation. Don’t forget to ✍️ have a go and share your answers – you’ll find the answer to the second sentence in the comments!

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❤️ 💓 You’re going to adore this post– we’re sure of it. Learn these 5 alternatives to ‘love’ and tell us about the people and things you care deeply for! 🥰 ⁣
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(These aren’t perfect synonyms and may have slightly different grammar when used in a sentence).⁣
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EXTRA: Learn the language for talking about online dating in this epsiode of 6 Minute English. Link in bio.⁣
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🧐 🍫 🛍️ What do you do too much of? We can add ‘aholic’ or ‘oholic’ to a noun (or part of a noun) to make a word that describes someone who drinks, eats, shops etc. too much and too often. Sometimes the word you make can be used jokingly; at other times it can describe a very serious situation – it depends on the context. ⁣
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EXTRA: Learn more about English suffixes in this lesson on our website. Link in bio.⁣
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Have you heard our NEW easy 🎙️ podcast?⁣
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In this week’s episode Beth and Neil talk about 😴 sleep and how to tell someone about your dreams.⁣
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Click on the link in our bio to 🎧 listen on our website.⁣
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🤩 And follow the Learning Easy English podcast on your podcast app so you don’t miss an episode!⁣
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We can put on and take off a shirt 👚👔, but what other verbs can we use with ‘shirt’? 🤔 In this video, George will tell you 5 things you can do with a shirt. Can you think of any more? 🫵 Write a comment! ✍️

Did you know that the English word ‘tie’ has several different meanings? 👔 😯Here are three of them. Can you give some examples of your own? 🤔⁣
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'used to' or 'use to'? 🤨 Do you the difference? Prove it! 😄 Leave us a comment telling us which sentence is correct and why. We'll tell you the answer later. ❤️⁣
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🍽️ 🤔 Do you know the language you need to communicate at the dinner table? 🧂 How to ask people to pass things? 🤤 What to say when you’ve eaten enough? How to compliment your host? Well, don’t worry, because here is Sian with different phrases you can use. 😮
Which ones are new for you?

😤 😩 Do you hate only using the word ‘hate’ to talk about something you really detest? ⁣
👀 Here are some alternatives to ‘hate’! Can you try using one in a comment?⁣
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(Remember - these words and phrases are not perfect synonyms, and may have different grammar when used in a sentence!)⁣
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EXTRA: Learn how to use the phrase 'pet hate' in this useful programme - we know you won't hate it! Link in our bio.⁣

🥧 Do you think learning English is as easy as pie? Learn some as … as expressions and their meanings! 🤔 Which ones were new for you?⁣
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EXTRA: Learn some common metaphors in this English lesson with Sian. Link in our bio.⁣
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