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How to Use "Literally" Accurately!

It’s very common to hear English speakers use “literally,” often when telling an interesting or funny story. However, it’s also...

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Learn English Through Music: 'Espresso' by Sabrina Carpenter

One of the biggest songs of 2024 is "Espresso" by Sabrina Carpenter. You might enjoy dancing to it, but do...

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How to Create a Bilingual Environment at Home for Young Learners

If you want your child to be bilingual, you don't need to wait for them to be old enough for...

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"Old" or "Vintage"? Saying Negative Things in a Positive Way

Have you ever thought about the difference between "bathroom" and "restroom"? In most situations, they mean the same thing, so...

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Halloween Expressions You Can Use All Year Round [Updated]

When you think of Halloween, what images come to your mind? Pumpkins and costume parties? Or perhaps candy and trick-or-treating? ...

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What's the Difference Between These English Words?

For many English learners, it's common to be confused by two or more words that seem to have the same...

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Essential English Vocabulary for Remote Work

More people work remotely today than ever before. Some do it only a few days a week, while others rarely...

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9 Alternative Expressions for "Study"

As an English learner, "study" should be a word you know well. It's very useful, but if you use it...

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Greenbacks and Cheddar Cheese: English Slang for Money

Things that are important to people tend to be common conversation topics. And if people often talk about something, they...

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English for Politics and the Election Season

Election Day in the US takes place in early November, but the election season — the time when politicians advertise,...

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