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"What's Up?": How to Use It and Respond to It

"What's up?" If you have English-speaking friends or watch English TV and movies, you've probably heard this expression before.  Even...

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"Get Into the Rhythm" with English Idioms Related to Music

Just like countries all over the world, music is a very important part of culture in English-speaking countries. So it...

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10 Ways to Say You’re Busy Without Being Rude [Updated]

“Busy” is a popular English word, but it isn't always used in the way that many learners think. For example,...

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10 Commonly Confused English Word Pairs

In the past, we've looked at the word pair of "advice" and "advise." But there are many more similar word...

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"Pay," "Spend" and "Cost": What's the Difference? [Updated]

No matter if you're buying clothes, food or a house, it's important to know the words necessary for getting the...

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Daily News 10k Campaign Progress Report

In June 2024, we celebrated a big moment in the history of our popular Daily News study materials: we published...

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Focus on Fluency: Top 15 Textbooks To Help You Speak English

Choosing what textbook to use is a difficult decision. And if you want to improve your fluency, it gets even...

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How to Wish Someone the Best Birthday Ever [Updated]

Greeting messages can be hard to write, and birthday wishes are no exception. To help English learners write the best...

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English Verbs for Animal Sounds and Actions

You may have heard words like "bark" for dogs and "bite" for snakes, but how many others do you know...

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• Travel & Fun

English Phrases for Emergencies

You've lost something or someone. Someone you know is injured. You aren't feeling well. These moments can be stressful, but...

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