Which one is correct: My favourite dish is a hamburger My favourite dish is hamburgers My favourite food is hamburgers.

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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?

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How do you say "I'm drunk" in English? 🍻🇬🇧 In British English, we don’t usually just say “I’m drunk” — we use lots of different expressions. Here are 5, from least drunk to most drunk: 1. I’m a bit tipsy 2. I’m steaming 3. I’m off my face 4. I’m plastered 5. I’m cooked 👉 Which one have you heard before? 👉 Which one sounds most natural to you? 👉 What do you say in your language? #English #BritishEnglish

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