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Daily News Lesson Roundup: US Politics
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Drop the Needle! Vocabulary for Vinyl Record Collectors
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Essential English Vocabulary for Cooking
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10 Ways to Say You’re Busy Without Being Rude
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English Phrases to Say When Someone is Sick
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10 Ways to Politely Ask for Clarification in English
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Caught a Cold or Flu? How to Talk About This in English
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Focus on Fluency: Top 15 Textbooks To Help You Speak English
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20 Short English Quotes for Quick Motivation
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How to Wish Someone the Best Birthday Ever
Greeting messages can be hard to write, and birthday wishes are no exception. To help English learners like you write...
"Could You" vs "Would You": What's the Difference?
As one of the largest online learning platforms, we get asked a lot of questions about English grammar. Today we’ll...
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Whether you’re talking to a friend, having a business meeting, or taking an online English lesson, there will be times...