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Tomorrow

Triplets
Slang - Monday

blown away
Real Life - Friday

Tiny Pancakes

We have so many great breakfast foods. Some people like their breakfasts both sweet and savory, so they eat...
Slang - Thursday

chemistry
Real Life - Wednesday

Street Performers

You hear them before you see them. You’re walking down the sidewalk, and suddenly, you hear music. Tu...

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of or relating to; directed at
having great value, precious, worth more than money

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Music

Real Life - Monday

Senri Kawaguchi

Senri Kawaguchi has quite the story. She started playing the drums when she was only five years old. When s...
Friend

Eavesdropping - Friday

Friends with Your Ex

When you’re in a relationship, you spend a lot of time getting to know someone really well. And often...
Hobbies

Real Life - Thursday

Stinky Cheeses

Imagine you walk into a big grocery store. You can smell many wonderful things, like baked bread, roses, fr...
Romance

Eavesdropping - Wednesday

Best Thing Since Sliced Bread

Before 1928, if you wanted to use bread for a sandwich, you had to cut it yourself. But that year, a machin...
Work

Eavesdropping - Tuesday

A Dime a Dozen

A dime is the name for a US coin that is equal to ten cents. Ten dimes (or 100 cents) is the same as the US...

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Comparatives and Superlatives

I Love You, Man

Guys who are sweet, sensitive and good at talking about their feelings make great boyfriends. But they migh...
Used to Do vs Be Used to

Beach

When the weather starts to warm up, you might begin to hear the sound of waves and feel warm sand between y...
Adjectives

Calligraphy

Have you ever opened your mailbox to find an invitation to a wedding, an anniversary party, or a fancy char...
Past Progressive Tense

Job Satisfaction

In the United States, the average amount of time spent at work is 40 hours a week. That’s a lot of ti...
Gerunds vs. Infinitives

Study Habits

Have you ever been studying for a test in a library and suddenly found yourself asking, “What’s...

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Idioms and Slang

how much some one could bee puzzled

when some one wants to explain about the knoWledge of someone about somthing that is too little would use this: "(someone) + dont(doesnt) know , a...
the difference between so and such?

In a few sentences both means (( such as)) But (( such )) Comes before noun or adjective nouns. example :she &...
Grammar

Who's or Whose (Grammar)

The correct answer is "3." "Who's" is short for "Who is.""Whose" is used to describe items that belong to someone.According to the questio...
Grammar

quite and rather

Quite=less than (very) but more than ( a little ): Example ; I’m surprised you haven’t heard ...
Conversational English

Learn English Online

Learn English Online with teacher Bienne.I handle Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced Level students.I teach Listening comprehension, conversation,...