If someone says ‘I’m dying for a coffee,’ it doesn’t mean they will actually die to get a coffee. It[…]
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If someone says ‘I’m dying for a coffee,’ it doesn’t mean they will actually die to get a coffee. It[…]
Read moreDo you know what ‘shadowing’ is? Shadowing is repeating what a speaker says just after they say it. You try[…]
Read moreIt doesn’t mean to make them dress up as a ghost ? It means to suddenly stop contacting someone. It[…]
Read moreThe word ‘good’ usually has a positive meaning, for example, high quality, favorable, enjoyable, kind, or correct. But in the[…]
Read moreDo you know what a TV sitcom is? It is a kind of comedy you watch on TV. Sitcoms are[…]
Read moreThe idiom ‘bucket list’ means a list of things that you want to do before you die. So if somebody[…]
Read moreWhat do you think good conversation topics are? Be careful with topics when talking with people you don’t know well.[…]
Read moreCausal conversations can be difficult for language learners. One reason is they often use short phrases that you may not[…]
Read moreIf someone asks you ‘Do you get the picture?’, they are checking if you understand something. So, here, ‘picture’ isn’t[…]
Read moreHave you ever tried to say something in a conversation but couldn’t? Maybe the other speaker didn’t stop talking? Maybe[…]
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