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My Typical Day Working At Home.
An Introduction to a Phrasal Verb Story Here is my typical day working at home. I, like many people,…
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The Importance Of Practising Your English Skills Over Summer.
Have you considered the importance of practising your English skills over summer? It is important to keep your mind working…
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Commonly Confused Words
Commonly Confused Words In English, there are many commonly confused words, which are spelled in a similar way or have…
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9 Office Buzzwords
[cmsmasters_row][cmsmasters_column data_width=”1/1″][cmsmasters_text] Office Buzzwords. In every office, you will hear phrases or sayings that you may not understand the meaning…
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Expressing Preferences.
We often use words like prefer, would prefer, would rather to talk or ask about preferences. We use prefer when we talk…
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Is This You? An Average English Learner
Cruz is a very typical English Learner. At school, they learnt English for several years. Cruz learnt lots of grammar…
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Typical Grammar Errors
It is easy to make these typical grammar errors because English has quite a few words that are spelt or…
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Nine Tips For Holding Effective Business Meetings.
Learn nine tips for holding effective business meetings and stop wasting time at work. Business Meetings in many industries/businesses around…
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Confusing British Business English
Confusing British Business English British Business English can be confusing as they don’t always mean what you think they…
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Somewhere or Anywhere
Somewhere or anywhere, do you know when to use the right one? Here are some simple tips. Somewhere refers to…
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Phrasal Verbs with HIT
Below are a few of the phrasal verbs with Hit. A phrasal verb phrase consists of a verb and another…
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Business Phone Calls
Gain Confidence Using English At Work – Business Phone Calls. Making or answering Business phone calls, when you have to…
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The Big List Of How We Say HELLO in English
We have many ways of how we say hello to people. Some are formal but many are informal and casual.…


