Quick English usage poll for native speakers 👇

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A contronym is a word that has two completely opposite or contradictory meanings depending on the context. #English #Vocabulary

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Hello! I’ve always understood “fed up with” to be the conventional form, e.g. “I’m fed up with this situation.” However, I’ve recently come across “fed up of” several times. How common is “fed up of” in actual usage? Would native speakers generally consider it natural, informal, or non-standard?

Approve + ? preposition = to have a positive opinion of something or someone

Quick question for English learners 👇 What is the hardest part of speaking English when you're talking to someone in real life? A) Finding the right words B) Speaking without preparing first C) Understanding native speakers D) Pronunciation E) Grammar F) Confidence 😅 For me, I think one of the hardest things is when you KNOW the word you want to say, but suddenly your brain decides it doesn't exist anymore 😂 I'm curious — what do you find most difficult? I'd love to hear your experiences!

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Hello everyone! I'm editing my pronunciation course to help kids and adults practice it and I need your help. I am looking for a native speaker of American and one of British English to record them saying about 50 words and a dozen of tonguetwisters aloud. In return, I will send you a souvenir from Russia🌻 Send me a message to discuss!