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Drinking Tea for Health
Real Life - Friday

The Handmaid's Tale

The Handmaid’s Tale is a very scary story. The popular TV show is based on a dystopian novel written ...
Slang - Thursday

cutting corners
Real Life - Wednesday

Foodscaping

In the past, having a lawn was a symbol of wealth. People played games and relaxed on their grassy lawns. N...
Eavesdropping - Tuesday

Have a Blast

When is the last time that you really, really enjoyed yourself? Was it at your birthday party? Maybe, you l...

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not afraid; willing to do difficult things
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Work

Movies - Friday

Revolutionary Road

A decade after they stole our hearts with Titanic, Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio are starring in anoth...
Hobbies

Real Life - Thursday

Crossword Puzzles

Imagine you just got home from a stressful day. Maybe, your boss was mean to you at work, or maybe, you had...
Music

Slang - Wednesday

shed some light
Friend

Eavesdropping - Tuesday

Tongue Tied

Everyone feels shy sometimes. Even the most friendly, talkative, and outgoing people will feel unsure of wh...
Romance

Movies - Monday

The Romantics

People who have been friends for a long time have a lot of shared memories, and sometimes, they have shared...

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Modal Verbs

Adulting

Growing up can be difficult. Not only do you have to find a job and a place to live, you also have to deal ...
Passive Voice

Investment Banking English with MergerTech CEO Nitin Khanna

Just because you have a successful business, doesn’t mean you know very much about banking. Since man...
Adverbs

Margaret Thatcher

In the 1980s, Margaret Thatcher was one of the most famous politicians in the world. As Prime Minister of E...
Future Progressive Tense

Donald Trump

In the United States, election season is an exciting time for voters. People all over the country watch new...
Past Perfect Tense

Dictionaries

A dictionary was once an essential book in every home or business. The only place to check the correct spel...

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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...
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...
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

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,...