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Is it good or bad to be "on the ball"? #englishidiom

A common mistake for English learners, is using the word "since" when they should be using "for". Both words are used to refer to time, but they're using differently:
- Use "since" when referring to when the action or event STARTED
- Use "for" when referring to the DURATION of the action or event

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When to use SINCE - and when to use FOR

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QUIZ: "Since" or "For"? How many (out of 10) can you get right?

I challenge you to use "miss the boat" in a sentence. Please put your sentence in the comments!
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Learn and use this everyday English idiom: "Miss the boat" #englishlesson #englishidiom #ESL

Here's some practical and informal vocabulary to use with friends:

EXPRESSIONS:
- Long time, no see
- It's been ages.
- Small world
- Will do

PHRASAL VERBS:
- run into
- meet up
- hang out
- come over / go over
- set (something) up

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Two Friends Meet - Easy Expressions

"on the fence" is the perfect expression to describe a certain state of being. Can you use it in a sentence? Try using it today 🙂

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Do you know this idiom? Choose the correct definition! #onthefence #englishidiom #testyourenglish

In this video, we introduce:

4 Phrasal Verbs:
- put up with
- get along with
- look up to
- look down on

1 Idiom:
- full of herself/himself

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Use these phrasal verbs to sound like a native English speaker!

Once in a blue moon I'm able to fly in my dreams. What about you?

Try using this poetic English idiom in a sentence, and put it in the comments!

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Use this poetic English idiom! #onceinabluemoon

This advanced English lesson will help you remember the difference between "lie" and "lay". Many people confuse the two - even native English speakers.

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Learn this advanced lesson (that even native English speakers get wrong!)

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