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Try this tongue twister 🤭
Fuzzy Wuzzy was a bear.
Fuzzy Wuzzy had no hair.
Fuzzy Wuzzy wasn’t fuzzy, was he?
Fuzzy Wuzzy was a bear.
Fuzzy Wuzzy had no hair.
Fuzzy Wuzzy wasn’t fuzzy, was he?
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The word "set" has the most meaning in the English language. 🤓
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Do you know what a "couch potato" is? 🛋🥔
A "couch potato" is someone who spends most of their time sitting or lying on the couch watching TV or playing video games. Just like a potato doesn't move from the ground, a couch potato rarely moves from their comfy spot! It's a playful way to describe someone with a very inactive lifestyle.
Are you sometimes a couch potato on weekends? 🙃
A "couch potato" is someone who spends most of their time sitting or lying on the couch watching TV or playing video games. Just like a potato doesn't move from the ground, a couch potato rarely moves from their comfy spot! It's a playful way to describe someone with a very inactive lifestyle.
Are you sometimes a couch potato on weekends? 🙃
📚 Same Spelling, Different Meaning! 🤯
Did you know that "ADDress" and "adDRESS" are the same word but mean completely different things?
👉 When you stress the first syllable (ADDress), it's a noun meaning a location where someone lives.
👉 When you stress the second syllable (adDRESS), it's a verb meaning to speak to someone or deal with an issue.
Other tricky examples:
PERmit (noun: a document allowing something)
vs.
perMIT (verb: to allow)
REcord (noun: a document/music album)
vs.
reCORD (verb: to document something)
PREsent (noun: a gift)
vs.
preSENT (verb: to show or display)
English pronunciation can change everything!
Which stress-shifting word confuses you most?
Did you know that "ADDress" and "adDRESS" are the same word but mean completely different things?
👉 When you stress the first syllable (ADDress), it's a noun meaning a location where someone lives.
👉 When you stress the second syllable (adDRESS), it's a verb meaning to speak to someone or deal with an issue.
Other tricky examples:
PERmit (noun: a document allowing something)
vs.
perMIT (verb: to allow)
REcord (noun: a document/music album)
vs.
reCORD (verb: to document something)
PREsent (noun: a gift)
vs.
preSENT (verb: to show or display)
English pronunciation can change everything!
Which stress-shifting word confuses you most?
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☕️ English Phrase Explained:
'Cup of Joe' = a cup of coffee
This common American nickname for coffee dates back to the 1930s. Possibly named after Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels, who banned alcohol on ships (making coffee the strongest drink) or simply because 'Joe' was slang for a common person.
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'Cup of Joe' = a cup of coffee
This common American nickname for coffee dates back to the 1930s. Possibly named after Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels, who banned alcohol on ships (making coffee the strongest drink) or simply because 'Joe' was slang for a common person.
Check out LuisEnglishTutor.com for complete lessons and tips to improve your English.
Englishify Your Life! 🌎😃👍
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✨ Pronunciation Tip! ✨
Struggling with the word 'clothes'?
In the video, I break it down: the 'e' is silent, and the 's' sounds like a 'z'—it’s 'klowthz,' not 'clo-thes'!
Check it out and let me know: Do you say it right?
Drop a 'Yes' or 'No' below!
#ESL #PronunciationMatters #LearnEnglish
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Struggling with the word 'clothes'?
In the video, I break it down: the 'e' is silent, and the 's' sounds like a 'z'—it’s 'klowthz,' not 'clo-thes'!
Check it out and let me know: Do you say it right?
Drop a 'Yes' or 'No' below!
#ESL #PronunciationMatters #LearnEnglish
Check out LuisEnglishTutor.com for complete lessons and tips to improve your English.
Englishify Your Life! 🌎😃👍