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How to name portions of different things? The Full Guide Vocabulary Boost #18 Portions a loaf of bread a piece of paper a slice of pizza a bolt of lightning a deck of cards a bunch of bananas/grapes a tube of toothpaste a piece of advice a gallon/liter...

5 Common Mistakes with Prepositions Common Mistakes #9 Mistake 1 Wrong: This the key of my room. Correct: This is the key TO my room. Mistake 2 Wrong: What a dirty face! Look at the mirror! Correct: What a dirty face! Look IN the mirror! Mistake 3 Wrong:...

The Weekly Digest. Get ready. Awesome Channels #5 5 Outstanding Channels @americanoX — a channel of a young couple that migrated to Boston. Notices on living in the US and practical tips on speaking American English. @askmepleazze — questions and answers....

Other ways to say SMART Vocabulary Boost #17 Synonyms for SMART bright He’s a very bright kid. intelligent Peter is a highly intelligent young man. brainy My sister is a brainy one in our family. cunning He’s a very cunning man. crafty She was a crafty...

Phrasal verbs with BREAK Phrasal Verbs #9 BREAK to break away = to run away or escape from a person, situation, or place The robber tried to break away from the policeman but he didn’t escape. to break down = cease to continue, collapse, or fail to succeed The...

Other ways to say FAT Vocabulary Boost #16 Synonyms for FAT bulky John is a bulky man with balding hair. heavy He was short and heavy. plump He’s gotten quite plump since I last saw him. overweight He used to be extremely overweight. obese She was not...

The Full List of Sign Names in English @ — at # — hash * — asterisk “ — quote % — percent ^ — caret & — ampersand + — plus - — minus (in math) = — equals : — colon ; — semicolon < — less than > — greater than , — comma . — dot (in emails) . — period (US)...

Today’s Idiom is here! Check it out! Idioms #32 ten to one ten to one is used for something very likely to happen Ten to one I’m going to win! #idioms

Today’s Idiom is here! Check it out! Idioms #31 a hard nut to crack a hard nut to crack = a difficult problem or a difficult person He’s a hard nut to crack. #idioms

Other ways to say BRAVE Vocabulary Boost #15 Synonyms for BRAVE courageous Nelson Mandela’s fight against racism was courageous. heroic The actions of firefighters are heroic. fearless He’s fearless. He enjoys skydiving! dauntless She’s a dauntless traveler....

Get ready for something really important. Awesome Channels #4 5 Brilliant Channels @naked_usa — learn everything about living in the US. Insights about culture, work, and laws. Must read! @girlenglish — methods for learning English in a completely new...

“Do” VS “Make” — The Difference The Difference #24 “Do” VS “Make” DO is used for general actions 1) work, jobs and tasks do the housework do a good job do research 2) non-specific activities do nothing do anything MAKE is used for creating / constructing...

Other ways to say BUT Vocabulary Boost #14 Synonyms for BUT Yet You are awful. Yet I like you. Although She’ll be coming tonight, although I don’t know exactly when. However However, he added, the vast majority must accept a common future. Only You may...

Other ways to say “for example” Vocabulary Boost #16 Synonyms for “for example” • Such as • For instance • Let’s say • Examples include • This includes • Namely #vocabularyboost

“to measure up” — a phrasal verb Phrasal Verbs #8 to measure up to measure up = to be good enough or to be of the required standard He didn’t measure up so I couldn’t hire him. #phrasalverbs

Today’s Idiom is here! Check it out! Idioms #30 to get one’s head in the clouds to get one’s head in the clouds = to daydream, to lose concentration He’s always got his head in the clouds. #idioms

Today’s Idiom is here! Check it out! Idioms #29 to rain on someone’s parade to rain on someone’s parade = to spoil someone’s plans, to prevent someone from enjoying an event Unfortunately, several things can go wrong to rain on your parade. #idioms...

Other ways to say “Congratulations!” Vocabulary Boost #15 Synonyms for “Congratulations!” • Good job! • Well done! • You did it! • Kudos! • Good for you! • You rock! • That’s the way! • Props! #vocabularyboost

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Other ways to say “I DON’T LIKE IT” Vocabulary Boost #14 Synonyms for “I DON’T LIKE IT” • That’s not for me. • I’m not into it. • I pass. • I’m not fond of it. • I dislike it. • I don’t appreciate that. • I’m not crazy about it. • I’m impartial about...