Choose the correct answer.

30-day Grammar Challenge (B2) #day8

Let's discuss phrasal verbs. "Turned up" What does this phrasal verb mean? How would you word it in a sentence? "Part with" What does this phrasal verb mean? How would you word it in a sentence? "Gathered up" What does this phrasal verb mean? How would you word it in a sentence? Phrasal verb usage is so common for English speakers. It's a way to say what you want in a shorter way. Just like using slang or abbreviations or contractions. There are so many phrasal verbs in existence and so many different ways to use them in everyday speaking.

on the assumption VS under the assumption VS with the assumption

🇬🇧 ENGLISH — Back to School 🎒 Choose the correct answer “I’m going ___ school tomorrow.” A. at B. to C. in D. on 👉 What's your answer?

IELTS LISTENING TIP Did you hear the first answer—or the final answer? In IELTS Listening, speakers often correct themselves or change their plans. The first piece of information may be a distractor. For example: “Let’s meet on Thursday… Actually, I have an appointment then. Friday would be better.” The correct answer is Friday, not Thursday. Listen carefully for words such as actually, but, instead, sorry, and rather. They often signal that the information is about to change. Try it: “The ticket costs £15—sorry, that’s the online price. It’s £18 at the entrance.” How much does the ticket cost at the entrance?

English tutor Alice here with more vocabulary for English language learners. Are you wanting to say that you're happy but want other options of words to say instead of happy. You could say... delighted glad joyous pleased satisfied thrilled blissful overjoyed ecstatic

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Before you go to the airport, make sure you check the _______ to see if your plane is on time.