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Very important and frequent preposition

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"Cool" can be used to describe just about any person, place, or thing.

Here are some examples:
I like my English teacher because he's cool.
That was such a cool movie!
The park near my house has a lot of cool trails.

What do you think is cool? Tell us about a few things in the comments!

When someone uses slang while speaking do you, do you always get it or does it confuse you?

Take a look at this graphic for the meaning of this phrase and an example sentence. Can you use "get it" in a sentence in the comments?

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We're pretty sure that there is no one, no where, who hasn't struggled with this set of words before.

While you are probably very comfortable using the word "no," choosing between "none" and "none of" take a bit more practice.

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Do you give good advice? In the United States, newspapers used to have a dedicated section where readers would write in with a problem and a specialist would analyze their situation and give them advice. This was called an , and we're bringing you this format for the next few weeks to have some fun practicing how to give advice in English.

One way to give advice in English is to use the modal verbs "could," "should," or "must." Be careful, though! The most gentle and polite way to give advice among these three choices is to use "could," while the other two ways sometimes come off as bossy, but that also depends on tone, relationship, and context.

Read the information in the graphic below, and then reflect on the situation Camila finds herself in. In the comments, use one of the modal verbs to advise her on her situation!

“If I Was” vs. “If I Were”: Which One Is Correct? This grammar rule may seem complicated at first, but if you remember this simple trick, you'll always be right!

If you've ever been to a delicious buffet before, you've probably had a lot (of food) on your 🍽️ .

The idiom "to have a lot on your plate" means to have a lot of things to do. Do you now or have you recently had a lot on your plate? Were you able to do everything you needed to?

Often we think of -ed and -ing as endings for verbs, but these can also be endings for adjectives. Read through the examples shown here to review the difference between these two endings for adjectives.

Here are two more examples: I was surprised to get a special letter in the mail today. It was a very exciting scholarship offer!

In the comments, use an adjective with -ed to tell us about how you sometimes feel. Then, use an adjective with -ing to describe something that causes an emotion.

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This idiom reminds us that if we want to attain something valuable in life, we have to work hard for it. 🤕 ~ 💪

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When we are confident that something good is likely to happen in the future, we might feel a lot of anticipation, excitement, or enthusiasm! We tell others how excited we are, or how much we are looking forward to an event or activity, and others might notice how enthusiastic we are.

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