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TOEIC tip: Understand distractors
Do you know what distractors are? They are test answers that look correct but are wrong. They are often used[…]
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Do you know what extensive reading is? It’s a great way to learn a language. It helps you read faster.[…]
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Is speaking English difficult for you? It is easier if you prepare before speaking. Sometimes you know the topic before[…]
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Do you know what ‘keep an open mind’ means? It means to accept and be open to different ideas or[…]
Read moreWhat does ‘out of the blue’ mean?
Have you ever heard the idiom ‘out of the blue’? It means something happens suddenly and surprisingly. It’s used when[…]
Read moreUsing word linking to remember new vocabulary
Have you heard of the Linkword Technique? It was made by Michael Gruneberg and is a fun and simple way[…]
Read moreAre you ready for Halloween?
Have you ever been to a Halloween party? Halloween is a great time to explore a new culture, meet people,[…]
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Do you know how to use the word ‘actually’? It is often used in conversations. This adverb is usually used[…]
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Have you ever heard the idiom ‘get cold feet’? This idiom means to suddenly feel too scared to do something[…]
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