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"Cookies and cream" How would you pronounce this? Many native speakers would actually not pronounce the word "and" clearly, but rather substitute it with a "'n" sound. This is common in English, as it is in other stress-timed languages. This is also the reason why English pronunciation can be particularly tricky for learners whose L1 is not stress, but rather syllable-timed. Some examples would be Chinese or Spanish. Were you aware of this?
28 Mar 2026 00:45
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Hola English learners, When I say that I "crave" something, I mean that a) I am eager to get it b) I worship it c) I consider it healthy d) I really, really want it I'm craving some hot chocolate ;)
Choose the correct option
c
b
a & b
a & d
8 test oldu
25 Mar 2026 02:41
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For many students, the difference between "if" and "whether" is not quite clear. And for you? Do you know when to use each one? a) If we have enough money, then we’ll buy a house. b) Whether we have enough money, then we’ll buy a house. Feel free to leave a comment explaining your choice ;)
Which one is correct?
A
B
A and B
13 test oldu
24 Mar 2026 02:26
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One tip for students: do not be afraid of talking "too much" in class. That's the whole point! Furthermore, teachers are not there to judge you, but rather to help you ;)
20 Mar 2026 01:43
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Dear students, do you know how to conjugate verbs after each, either, everyone, neither, nobody and someone? A. Even though the school was set aflame, everybody were unfazed. B. Even though the school was set aflame, everybody was unfazed.
Which one is correct?
A
B
8 test oldu
16 Mar 2026 16:58
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Hello dear students. Do you know which punctuation mark is preferred when we insert a conjunction? 1. The city had to be evacuated, for the fires were fierce. 2. The city had to be evacuated; for the fires were fierce. 3. The city had to be evacuated for the fires were fierce. 4. The city had to be evacuated: for the fires were fierce.
Which one is correct?
1
2
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4
16 test oldu
8 Mar 2026 21:30
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