I see that the "washback effect" refers to the negative impact of testing on curriculum design, teaching practices, and learning behaviors. Could we use washback in other contexts, combined with other words? I can't find washback in the dictionary. :(

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Is this ok? We had a trip last week. I think it was fun. Should I say ‘I thought it was fun.’? Thanks

Is this ok? Last Sunday, I stayed at home and studied whole day. Thanks

Which one is correct? (Level A1)

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Hello all, I wonder what the expression "finger-snappingly" means in the context of this sentence: "[...] the term has become a buzzword which is “finger-snappingly with it". I'm at a loss. Thank you!!