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British English phrasal verbs to talk about money:
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British English phrasal verbs for money Phrasal verbs to talk about money in different contexts in British English.00:00 Intro00:20 In the bank00:40 Personal finance02:25 Savings03:57 Spending05:14...

Essential British English vocabulary for the fish & chip shop for your next visit to London.
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British English vocabulary - fish & chip shop Essential British English vocabulary to help you out when you’re in the fish & chip shop in the UK. My name is David and I’m a British English teacher from L...

Essential British English vocabulary for the pub to help you out on your next visit to London.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jn0yw7RI78w

British English vocabulary for the pub Essential British English vocabulary for the pub to help you out on your next visit to London. Here’s to you and your English adventure.Cheers! 🍺🍷My name i...

My 15 top tips to improve your English – from a British English teacher with over 20 years’ experience:
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15 Top tips to improve your English My 15 top tips to improve your EnglishMy name is David and I’m a British English teacher with over 20 years’ experience. If you want to learn British Englis...

Learn these travel phrasal verbs that we commonly use in British English.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBjDO7cb7qo

British English phrasal verbs for travel Learn these travel phrasal verbs that we commonly use in British English.I hope you can get away for a holiday soon!Follow The Icing on your English on Insta...

Check out these phrasal verbs with ‘buy’, which British people like me use in everyday English.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VdUW5b-Nyg0

5 phrasal verbs with 'buy’ Make sure you learn these advanced phrasal verbs that all use the word ‘buy’ and you will come across in everyday English.Here you'll find the complete text ...

Check out these phrasal verbs with ‘hand’, which British people like me use in everyday English.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=esddPjCAEyg

Here are 10 everyday English idioms. Decide what the missing word is. See how many you can get out of 10.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5aGIPEHkOU&t=175s

Everyday idioms practice test 2 Everyday idioms practice test 2Here are another ten everyday English idioms. Decide what the missing word is.Write down your answers and check them from the ...

Here are 4 idioms that all use the word ‘salt’ and will definitely add more flavour to your English.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=diRcfT6tEs0

4 Everyday idioms with 'salt' Here are four idiomatic expressions that all use the word ‘salt’ and will definitely add more flavour to your English.Here you can see the complete text vers...

Check out these 9 Everyday idioms with ‘cut’
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4uzNWXz_Ck&t=182s

9 Everyday idioms with ‘cut’ Here we’re going to look at 9 idioms all using the word ‘cut’, which you’ll find in everyday English.Here you'll find the complete text version:https://theic...

Colloquial English idioms
Blow your own trumpet - Boast about your own abilities, success or achievements:
I don't want to blow my own trumpet, but my painting was probably the best.

Here are four verbs with their corresponding noun forms.

Here is a selection of fixed phrases to help you expand your English vocabulary:
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C2 Proficiency fixed phrases part one Here are five fixed phrases to help you expand your English vocabulary. Here you'll find the full text version:https://theicingonyourenglish.com/20-useful-pr...

Here are five useful adjectives to describe feelings in a negative way. These can add a bit more spice to your English:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2q2yVETsVMI

C2 Proficiency adjectives – negative feelings – part one Here are five useful adjectives to describe feelings in a negative way. These can add a bit more spice to your English.Here you'll find the full text version...

Here are ten essential C1 Advanced phrasal verbs you will find in the Cambridge C1 Advanced exam.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JEr0SZT6Fjs&t=175s

Here are another ten must-know phrasal verbs for the First Certificate in English exam.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjwcMXOtn58&t=6s

Must know First Certificate Phrasal verbs part 2 Here are another ten must-know phrasal verbs for the First Certificate in English exam. Some of these do have other meanings, but we’re just going to focus o...

Commonly confused things in English - Buy on Amazon, buy in Zara
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Commonly confused things in English - spend, pass or take time?
https://youtu.be/tuADqpyf3Os

Common mistakes in English at C1 level

Alternatively, you can say - I have some advice for you.

Advice is an uncountable noun, so if you want to specify that there is one, use a piece of.

See more C1 mistakes here:
https://theicingonyourenglish.com/common-c1-level-english-mistakes-part-1/

In my next video you can see the difference between 'look forward to' or 'looking forward to'.
https://youtu.be/IodP73Vydn4

Here I’ll be looking at the different uses of the verb to bother in English.
https://youtu.be/BGqjZTyJ0t0

Here I explain the difference between raise, rise and arise in English:
https://youtu.be/hWwHBAVaEMY

Raise, rise or arise? Here I explain the difference between raise, rise and arise in English.You can see the text version here:https://theicingonyourenglish.com/raise-rise-or-arise/

This video explains the difference between 'on the news' or 'in the news' in English:
https://youtu.be/9uRPNN9-rDQ

On the news or in the news? This video explains the difference between 'on the news' or 'in the news' in English.Here you can read the text version:https://theicingonyourenglish.com/on-...

Check out the different uses of 'bother':
https://youtu.be/fAuqHWFyxDg

To bother or be bothered? Here we’ll be looking at the different uses of ‘bother’.