👂 Excuse me... can we ‘have a word in your ear’? Do you want to learn 7 phrases with ‘ear’? We thought so! Just scroll through the images and let us know how you get on in the comments below!
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👂 🎧 You'll need your ears to listen to our great podcasts! Find them on our website by clicking on our link in bio!
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What’s wrong with saying ‘wash up your shirt’? 🤔 🧽 Can you spot the mistake? ❌ Make sure you watch to the end to find out how to fix the error! ✅
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🚆 🚘 🚍 Some forms of transport we ‘get in’ and some we ‘get on’ but do you know which prepositions we use with which?! Join Sian in this fun quiz to see how many you can get correct.
Stick around until the end for a summary about which transport we ‘get ON’ and which transport we ‘get IN’?
🤔 Is this sentence CORRECT or INCORRECT?
“Come on, we’ll be late. Hurry up and get in the train!”
Stick around until the end for a summary about which transport we ‘get ON’ and which transport we ‘get IN’?
🤔 Is this sentence CORRECT or INCORRECT?
“Come on, we’ll be late. Hurry up and get in the train!”
🤓 Let’s learn more about how to use some and any. 👀 Look at the images and complete the gap:
I have _____ 🥪 sandwiches if you’re hungry.
1. some
2. any
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I have _____ 🥪 sandwiches if you’re hungry.
1. some
2. any
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🗣️ Phrasal verbs are so important in English! 🤩 Here is Sian with three tips for learning new phrasal verbs in English. For Sian’s longer video with more useful tips and many more examples, visit our website or click on our link in bio.
💨 🔥 Do you listen to gossip – or do you need hard evidence before you believe a rumour? 👀 Scroll through the images to find out how to use ‘there’s no smoke without fire’ and don’t forget to answer the questions on the last slide!
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EXTRA: Learn the difference between between smokeless and smoke-free in this lesson on our website. click on our link in bio to find it.
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EXTRA: Learn the difference between between smokeless and smoke-free in this lesson on our website. click on our link in bio to find it.