English Language for Life

Switch - verb To change or replace one thing with another He switched from coffee to fruit tea because coffee made him anxious. ‘Switch places with me, please. I don’t feel like driving.’

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@LaymansLinguist Swimming costume or cossie for short Swimming trunks for boys/men 🩳 (I’m from London)

What is the general term you use for an outfit to swim in?

🇬🇧Phrasal verbs ‘Sleep’💤 🔹Sleep in - to sleep longer than usual “I sleep in on Sundays” 🔹Sleep off (smth) - to sleep and recover from smth “He needs to sleep off the alcohol” 🔹Drop off - to fall asleep, often by accident “I started to drop off in the meeting” #English

@johnjoe83859255 Hi. The answer is ‘above board’

@eflforlife on the board

#vocabulary #english #idioms #business If something is done in an honest way following the rules, it is done...

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#inglés #English #vocabulary AFFORD /əˈfɔːd/ (verb) - can afford - to have enough money to buy something or have enough time to do something I wish I could afford a new coat. We can't afford to sit here all day. We need to get back to work.

@KumarPuneet75 Questions can be active or passive. Did Jo buy the cake? Was the cake bought by Jo?

@eflforlife Ma’am if it is a question in active voice then in passive will it remain question or a statement. ? Or .

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@KumarPuneet75 I use ‘is’

@eflforlife ma’am Five and seven is/are twelve. Which is correct

@Arek18771718 They are some of the words we use with ‘make’. I must make an appointment to see the dentist. I don’t feel like making dinner tonight. Look, you’ve made a huge mess.

#vocabulary #LearnEnglish #english Can you think of any more things you can make?

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#english #vocabulary Today I took my daughter to Longleat Safari Park (in England). What animal is this?

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@fermoga1 @AJEnglish Great! 👍 I would say, however, ‘Now while watching …, I’ve learned how to make a living.’

@eflforlife Now while watching @AJEnglish I've heard 'to make a living'.

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@eflforlife Hello teacher. Where has it been lost. I miss his teaching.