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    HOW SAYING ONE THING, CAN MEAN ANOTHER (English Language Chronicles) So.....While trying to reschedule a lesson with one of my students ,he asked "Can we have our lesson NEXT FRIDAY ?". In my understanding "Next Friday" meant the friday of the following week. Meanwhile my student meant "This Friday" which was the "Friday of the same week". Needless to say, when "his Friday" came, he was ready and expecting me while I was ready for the following week. Oh well, In the end we had language learning point from our misunderstanding. LanguageWorld
    October 31, 2025
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    SPEAKING PRACTISE-STORY TELLING EXERCISES IMAGINE YOU WERE IN THIS PHOTOGRAPH 1. Where are you? 2. How did you get here 3. Who are you with? 4. What exactly happened in the photo? 5. Appeal to the 5 senses, what did you see, hear , smell or feel. Imagine you were in the photo actually doing these activities Ensure to have a good use of adjectives, connectives. Apply the past simple, past continuous and past perfect.
    September 25, 2025
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    If you meet someone for the first time in person, they just look like what you see, but everything is very different online. Yesterday, when I watched some videos on social media, I was attracted to a woman who looked a little bit like one of my best friends, but the slight figure definitely didn't belong to my friend. Just as I was going to swipe away, I suddenly found the account name was as the same as my friends' account name on another social media app. I understood that it was definitely my friend. I saw many people gave her great comments about her beauty below. As for me, I was not supposed to leave anything below. This thing tells me what my friend really wanted us to think about her. Obviously it's not what we see in person. Social media apps have very strong functions which can easily modify a person's pictures to look prefect without doing anything. This reminds me of the software we used many years ago called PS. So, the world has been changing from that moment . What shoud we do to keep our interpersonal relationships?
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    September 16, 2025
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    The disadvantages of online learning are that it 1 There is not enough time for asking the teacher questions from the lesson 2 The internt maybe very slow or not working or not stable 3 Sometimes the lessons may not be so engaging depending on the environment where the lesosns take place both on the student's side or on the teacher's side
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    September 10, 2025
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    This content violates our Community Guidelines.
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    September 8, 2025
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    At the beginning of August, my University dance group has an event. I had planned to participate in one or two genres, but I will participate in four. I'm excited about this event, but I don't know if I can pull it off.
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    June 4, 2025
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    LOOKING TO PRACTISE SPEAKING ????? Readily available, skilled and qualfied
    June 4, 2025
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    What is collocation? Collocation is ‘a predictable combination of words‘ for example we can say heavy rain but not strong rain because it does not sound right’ likewise, we can say ‘do exercise’ but not ‘make exercise’. Collocations can be made up of any kinds of words such as verbs, nouns, adverbs and adjectives. There are no rules for collocations in English Language, they are just combinations of words that we can become familiar with and then use correctly.
    March 20, 2025
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    Small English mistakes can make you sound unprofessional. And the worst part? You might not even realize you're making them! Imagine this… You're in an important meeting. You say, "I am agree." No one corrects you, but they notice the mistake. Or you send an email saying, "I need an advice." It seems small, but to a native speaker, it sounds wrong. Little mistakes like these can affect how people see you. So, let’s fix them right now. Here are 10 common mistakes that professionals make—and how to correct them: ❌ "I am agree" → ✅ "I agree" ❌ "Can you repeat again?" → ✅ "Can you repeat?" ❌ "I am working in this project." → ✅ "I am working on this project." ❌ "I have a good news." → ✅ "I have good news." ❌ "Let’s discuss about this." → ✅ "Let’s discuss this." ❌ "I will explain you." → ✅ "I will explain to you." ❌ "I need an advice." → ✅ "I need advice." ❌ "He is married with Sarah." → ✅ "He is married to Sarah." ❌ "It depends of the situation." → ✅ "It depends on the situation." ❌ "I didn’t knew that." → ✅ "I didn’t know that." Good communication isn't just about what you say. It’s also about how you say it. Which mistake surprised you the most? Let me know in the comments!
    March 10, 2025
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    This chart goes both ways. The Creative Bee posted this for expanding vocabulary which is fine to a point, but 350 million people speak hashtag#English as a first language and 1.5 billion use it as a learned one. Successful hashtag#communication is not the sole responsibility of the non-native English speaker. In an international English conversation the native English speaker has to consider NOT using the vocabulary on the right if their intention is to converse effectively as opposed to dominate or intimidate. If this thought just made you cringe, consider how much money you are costing yourself or your company by ostracizing and shaming 1.5 billion customers.
    January 25, 2025
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