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Tomorrow

down to do something
Real Life - Friday

Escalators

Have you ever thought about how technology can be fun? For example, think about escalators. Sure, they help...
Slang - Thursday

hustle
Real Life - Wednesday

Musicals

Picture a large room, dark and quiet before a show. There’s a curtain hanging across the stage. Sudde...
Real Life - Tuesday

Science Experiments

Are you the kind of person who likes to understand how something works? Do you spend your free time putting...

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What does "spark" mean?

special energy, important quality, exciting feeling
support and enthusiasm for one's school
has a very strong personality, is more powerful than a normal person, has a unique attitude and personality

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Friend

Real Life - Friday

Popularity

Do you remember “the cool kids” in school? They probably hung out in cliques and weren’t ...
Music

Real Life - Thursday

CDs

When many of us listen to music, it’s on our phones or computers. We use headphones to hear digital f...
Work

Real Life - Wednesday

Pomodoro Method

Did you know that the Latin word for “tomorrow” is “cras”? Therefore, when we procr...
Romance

Eavesdropping - Tuesday

Small Talk

A stranger stands next to you at a bus stop. You wait in line at the bank. Your teacher is late for class. ...
Hobbies

Real Life - Monday

Pokémon GO

Michelle Obama is America’s First Lady. She is the wife of the President of the United States. She wa...

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Adjectives

Karate Kid

The original Karate Kid movie inspired an entire generation of boys to start practicing their kicks and cho...
Gerunds vs. Infinitives

Selfies

Selfies. Why the big fuss? They’re a fun way to show people where you’ve been and who you’...
You're vs. Your

Put One Over

Are you the kind of person who likes to play pranks on your friends? Do you make phone calls from anonymous...
Past Progressive Tense

Garage Sales

Stuff has a way of piling up. Even if you have a lot of storage, you will run out of room eventually. Every...
Present Perfect Tense

Germs

You probably don’t like to think about it very often, but germs are everywhere. Any time you go out i...

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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,...