English Expressions for Things That Aren't Said Directly
"Subtle" is an adjective that means "indirect or not obvious" — and there are plenty of situations when being subtle is...
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Five Learning Strategies for Advanced Students [Updated]
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Welcoming a New President: English for Inauguration Day
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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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Five Learning Strategies for Advanced Students [Updated]
As an advanced student, what are your goals for English? If you simply want to maintain your level and not...
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Welcoming a New President: English for Inauguration Day
In the United States, a new president is chosen every four years. But while Election Day is in November, the...
- Language Tips
- Travel & Fun
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...
- Language Tips
English Expressions for Things That Aren't Said Directly
"Subtle" is an adjective that means "indirect or not obvious" — and there are plenty of situations when being subtle is...
- Business & Work
- Language Tips
