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Haha! π This can happen so easily.
Really tests your explanation and paraphrasing skills ππ
Putting his very own spin on it π€ͺπ
A MOOT point is one not really worth arguing.
It's easy to get English expressions wrong when you're still learning the language, but Joey doesn't really have that excuse π
24/05/2024
Aargh! Words that are identical in spelling but pronounced differently and have different meanings π€¦π€¦
Also known as HOMONYMS.
Did someone run out of words, and just repurpose existing ones?π
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American vs British English π€Ό
Note the pronunciation and vocabulary differences.
English words can be pronounced differently= accent
Or very different words can be used=dialect
Let the games begin! π
PS What the hell is a dingdong?? π€
26/04/2024
Yes a child will beat you at it any day ππ»
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Food for thought π€
02/04/2024
Incorrect spelling in English could land you in trouble π
06/03/2024
Business English can sound like a secret language spoken by Corporate Aliens ππ€¦
Help your students decode corporate jargon with Business English 101ππhttps://www.twinkl.co.uk/l/157s9j
Further proof that English isn't the only crazy language in the world π
If a language has even one crazy mother (French) it will probably be crazy too π
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25/02/2024
Amen! ππ»
Therefore, become like children when learning a new language π
21/02/2024
Haha! A play on
dΓ©jΓ vu (already seen), which English borrows from French π
"brew" rhymes with "vu"
How to say BREWERY?
When we speak English our mouths need to be very active, changing shape, sometimes extremely, to articulate sounds correctly.
1. First, syllabicate.
NB: Each syllable has a different mouth shape:
bre-we-ry
broo (as in broom)
wuh (as in whim)
ree (as in repeat)
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2. Pronounce the w! It will give you more control.
3. Say broo louder (stress it): BROO-wuh-ree
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18/01/2024
Just to keep your study of English exasperating π
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10/01/2024
Languages are creative in nature.
Very interesting where names for everyday things, like coffee, come from.
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10/01/2024
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First things first ππ»
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17/11/2023
For that major tea conversation π
17/11/2023
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A clever play on the saying
"Don't judge a book by its cover",
meaning
one should not judge the worth or value of something or someone by their outward appearance alone.
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/766808274047896796/
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