💻 🧠 Are you a tech whizz? Would you like to learn more words related to ‘technology’? This is the perfect vocabulary challenge for you! Level up your knowledge of ‘technology’ vocabulary with 7 new words, phrasal verbs and spellings.
🙌 MORE: Is technology harmful to youngsters? Click the link in our bio to find out with Sam and Neil in 6 Minute English and learn even more ‘technology’ vocabulary!
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🙌 MORE: Is technology harmful to youngsters? Click the link in our bio to find out with Sam and Neil in 6 Minute English and learn even more ‘technology’ vocabulary!
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🎦 🎥 Can you talk about your favourite films?
🎧 In our NEW easy podcast, Neil and Georgie talk about films. Take a look at some of the vocabulary you will learn, and then listen out for it in the episode.
🤔 What do you think Georgie’s favourite film is?
Listen on our website to find out. Link in bio.
And follow the Learning Easy English podcast on your podcast app so you don’t miss an episode!
🎧 In our NEW easy podcast, Neil and Georgie talk about films. Take a look at some of the vocabulary you will learn, and then listen out for it in the episode.
🤔 What do you think Georgie’s favourite film is?
Listen on our website to find out. Link in bio.
And follow the Learning Easy English podcast on your podcast app so you don’t miss an episode!
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Are you a culinary artist? 🧑🍳 Then you need to know these 6 phrasal verbs for cooking! 🥘 🍪 Help Andrew prepare a feast for his guests and expand your vocabulary at the same time. 🥰 Fancy yourself a better cook than Andrew? Prove it and tell us more ‘cooking’ phrasal verbs you know in the comments. 😁
Love the rapper Eminem? 💙 He’s been around a long time – but he hasn’t stopped loving what he does! Scroll through the slides to find out how to use ‘still’ correctly – and then try writing some sentences of your own! 🥰
MORE: Learn about the difference between 'still', 'already' and 'yet' with Phil by clicking the link in our bio.
MORE: Learn about the difference between 'still', 'already' and 'yet' with Phil by clicking the link in our bio.
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🤔 What’s wrong with saying ‘I will have completed my study’? 👨🏫 Can you spot the mistake? Make sure you 👀 watch to the end to find out how to 🔨 fix the error!
✍️ Tell us about your studies in the comments!
✍️ Tell us about your studies in the comments!
Do you know someone who just won’t 🔄 change a habit they’ve had for a long time? 🤓 Here’s a useful English expression to capture this feeling – can you fill the gap? We’ll 🗣️ tell you the answer later!
Click on the link in our bio for a ⏰ 6 Minute English episode on modern idioms!
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Click on the link in our bio for a ⏰ 6 Minute English episode on modern idioms!
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🤔 Do you know how to use a relative clause? 🤩 Let’s find out! 🤓 Look at the images and complete the gap:
Jenny, ______ house is in Edinburgh, has to travel to London for work several times a week!
1. who
2. whose
Want to keep 📚 learning? Click on the link in our bio for more about relative clauses.
Jenny, ______ house is in Edinburgh, has to travel to London for work several times a week!
1. who
2. whose
Want to keep 📚 learning? Click on the link in our bio for more about relative clauses.