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Guess the meaning! #englishidioms

There are three main questions you will be asked when ordering coffee:1) What kind of coffee would you like?2) What size coffee would you like?3) Is the coffee "for here" or "to go"?Watch this video and answer with confidence!For more English vocabulary, grammar, and tips - for ONLINE ENGLISH LESSONS with me,visit: www.EnglishWithCheryl.ca

Ordering Coffee (in English) WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

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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 Visit my website for more lessons! www.EnglishWithCheryl.ca

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!www.EnglishWithCheryl.ca

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 doPHRASAL VERBS:- run into- meet up- hang out- come over / go over- set (something) upI'm Cheryl and I teach English online. Visit my website for more information:www.EnglishWithCheryl.ca

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 🙂www.EnglishWithCheryl.ca

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 on1 Idiom:- full of herself/himselfFor more English tips, please visit: EnglishWithCheryl.ca

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

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