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Grammar Reminder: actually

grammar reminder: actuallyin this grammar reminder, we’re looking at the use of the word “actually”. the word “actually” is often used to correct misunderstandings. it’s like saying “really”, or “in fact”. for example: a) the book says he was 47 when he starred in the film, but, actually, he was 45. a) a: hi, john.b: actually, my name’s ... (311 天前)

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Joke: Sherlock Holmes and Watson go camping.

joke: sherlock holmes and watson go camping. just after a particularly difficult case, holmes and watson decide to go camping. one night, watson cooks a delicious meal and they both drink a bottle of wine. later, watson listens while holmes plays his violin. eventually they both get into the tent and lie down to sleep. the next morning, they wake up an... (311 天前)

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“Which” versus “What”

“what” versus “which”we can use “which” in questions to ask for specific information about something, or when we’re asking someone to identify something. we often use “which” when there’s a limited choice to choose from (for example, when there are just two options). for example:a) which is your room? the first one or the second one?b) whic... (311 天前)

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Famous Last Words

famous last words“the chances of anything bad happening have to be a million to one.”here’s a collection of famous last words – the last thing people say before they die or areinvolved in an horrible accident. next time you hear one of these phrases run away as fast as you can! check out the useful glossary box at the end. “here, let me get you... (311 天前)

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Gerunds & Infinitives

gerunds & infinitives let’s look at the differences between some verbs that can be followed by another verb in the gerund (verb –ing) or the infinitive. 1. to likea) “to like” + a verb in the gerund“to like” + a verb in the gerund is used to talk about things that you enjoy doing and that you find pleasurable. for example:a) “i like walking ... (311 天前)

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Body Idioms

body idioms get up someone’s noseto irritate someone:“he really gets up my nose.”lend an earto listen to somebody’s problems:“if you’ve got a problem, go and see jane – she’s always willing to lend an ear.”shoot your mouth off (us)to talk too much, especially about something that you shouldn’t talk about:“don’t go shooting your mout... (311 天前)

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Phrasal verbs with “away”

phrasal verbs with “away”here are some phrasal verbs with the preposition “away”. 1. we can use “away” to say that something has disappeared. look at these examples:“the water has boiled away.”this means that the water has boiled so much that it has all disappeared. here is anotherexample:“the bird has flown away.”this means that the bi... (311 天前)

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