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Eavesdropping - Tuesday

Head to the Beach

When someone asks you if you want to head somewhere, they are asking you if you want to go somewhere. It...
Slang - Monday

soak up the sun
Real Life - Friday

Picnics

Last weekend was the Fourth of July, and what better way is there to celebrate the birth of the U.S.A. than...
Movies - Thursday

Into the Wild

Most people have a slight desire to get rid of all of their possessions and hit the road. Christopher McCan...
Real Life - Wednesday

Adventure Travel

A relaxing beach vacation may sound perfect to some, but for the more adventurous, it just isn’t exci...

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Music

Music - Tuesday

The Beatles

You hardly ever hear anyone say they don’t like The Beatles. If they do, they’re probably just ...
Friend

Slang - Monday

nostalgic
Romance

Eavesdropping - Friday

Some Space

No matter how close two people get, they are still two people. Everyone needs a little bit of private time,...
Work

Eavesdropping - Thursday

Software Business English with ForkFly CEO Paul Wagner

For many, many years, people have found coupons and special deals in the newspaper. Now that digital coupon...
Hobbies

Real Life - Wednesday

Rainy Days

Believe it or not, spring is almost here. And in most places, that means warmer weather and less rain and s...

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English Grammar

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Present Perfect Tense

Ending a Concert Early

A recent Kings of Leon show took a nose dive, when pigeons began leaving their droppings all over the stage...
Direct vs. Reported Speech

Bad Manners

In recent weeks, three different public figures have acted like bratty kids on TV. First a U.S. senator sho...
Gerunds vs. Infinitives

Ella the Mind Reader

About a month ago, something strange happened to Ella. She had a dream of a glowing green light, and when s...
Passive Voice

Traffic Tickets

Even the most well-behaved citizens occasionally get into trouble with the police over the way they drive. ...
Second Conditional

Flying

Every day, over 25,000 passenger airplane flights are taken. That means a whole lot of people are flying th...

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Idioms and Slang

East or West, home is best

"The grass isn`s always greener on the other side", they say. What do they mean? Is the saying about a ...
Writing

HOW TO WRITE A COMMENTORY OF A POEM

HOW TO WRITE A COMMENTORY OF A POEM (in the form of the essay) &nb...
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...
Speaking

English Skills - Fluency - Reciting

What I like most about the English language is its size and subtlety. However these qualities are also why many find it difficult to achieve flue...
Idioms and Slang

make a fool out of...

I know the image has nothing to do with it... but I still like it :D have you ever heard the phrase "to make a fool out of sbdy"?e.g: -st...