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Spring is in the air and everything around us begins to transform.

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'Perpetual optimism is a force mulitplier' Colin Powell (former United States Secretary of State).

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Today marks the beginning of spring. Have a great one!

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Increasing your vocabulary makes you sound smarter. Here are some tips to help you start learning new vocabulary words:

📚 Develop a reading habit
📔 Look words up you don't know
🎯 Play word games
🪧 Use flashcards
📷 Memorise our “word of the week” feed
🗣️ Practice using new words in conversation

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The name Epiphany comes from the Greek epiphaneia, meaning “appearance” or “manifestation,” and refers to the manifestation of Jesus Christ to the world. Three Kings' Day is also referred to as Epiphany.

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Overall, both phrases are commonly used interchangeably and the difference in meaning is relatively small.



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Do you struggle to remember new words? Write this one down and stick the note on your bathroom mirror.

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When in doubt, ask for the bathroom.

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Did you know?

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As soon as you learn a new word try using it in conversation. This will make it “make it stick.”

👉 Use it or lose it!

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Some more expressions to spice up your English vocabulary. You're welcome.

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Spice up your English with some cute expressions. Happy Valentine's Day everyone!
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Here's some ski slope vocabulary for you:

❄️ Névé: crystalline or granular snow
❄️ Sposh: soft slushy snow
❄️ Pow: fresh snow, which has fallen in abundance

To try it is to adopt it!!

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Using normal English in our daily conversation can be quite basic these days when everyone is putting an effort into improving their English. Advanced English adds power to your spoken language.

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Do you struggle to remember new words? Write this one down and stick the note on your bathroom mirror.

Have a great week!

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What other words with a silent ' L' do you know?

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What's the difference between ... ? Leave a comment and we'll happily explain it to you.

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Many of us are guilty of scurryfunging. Are you? Hastily tidying up when guests are unexpectedly early.

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You can't possess radiance, you can only admire it.

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'Marvellous' or 'Marvelous'?

Marvellous is predominantly used in British English while marvelous is predominantly used in American English.

Have a great week!

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