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    Make sure there is some context given. Try and find the phrase or word in songs that you can sing/practice. Or maybe write a short presentation/story using those words. Of course in a situation where you simply have to use the words, this is the best motivator for using word more freely :-)
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    February 26, 2018
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    For me it has to be sticky toffee pudding. https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/3682/ultimate-sticky-toffee-pudding 

    An easier and also amazing option would be lemon meringue pie: http://allrecipes.com/recipe/15093/grandmas-lemon-meringue-pie/

    Finally I simply love making these chocolate fondants, people love you forEVER after they've had these!  https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/8168/chocolate-fondant


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    The first comment: Have you read yesterday's paper? (I would guess this would refer to a big story that is still being talked about, which was in yesterday's paper). You could also say 'Did you read yesterday's paper' (because it was yesterday and we would think that that action if reading would be in the past - yesterday, a time that is finished). Second comment: We saw hundreds of people in the street. Third comment: You should keep out of harm's way (harm has a possessive form here).
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    Fantastic post. 

    Normally I'm aderse to covers, but I would recommend for great covers of anything Postmodern Jukebox. Swing covers of popular songs. I've used some in lessons too as it can refresh things a bit :-)

    Alex


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    Hi Ryan. A tear is when you pull or rip (something) apart or to pieces with force. For example it could be a piece of paper such as a letter. To shred something is to tear it into very small, fine pieces. In the example of a letter, you would shred it so tye address or headed paper of your company couldn't be recognised when putting the tiny pieces back together. A shredder (machine) performs this task. A rip more often refers to a rip in a curtain, in clothes (often trousers), or other material. It is often unintentional and is more negative; you would want to repair it or replace it. Hope that helps :-)
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