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Tomorrow

Turmeric
Real Life - Friday

Solar Eclipse

Have you ever seen a total solar eclipse? They are one of the most beautiful things you can see on Earth. W...
Slang - Thursday

up for grabs
Real Life - Wednesday

Dog Days of Summer

Oh, summer time. What a lovely, sunny, magical time of year. Summer is filled with vacations, camping, frie...
Eavesdropping - Tuesday

Method to One's Madness

People approach life in many different ways. There’s usually never just one answer to a problem. Sometimes,...

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What does "ridiculous" mean?

very silly; crazy and funny; unbelievable; unfair
funny, humorous
life will be better; things will be good

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Romance

Eavesdropping - Friday

Knock It Off

If you have a little brother or sister, you know how difficult they can be. When you were younger, your lit...
Friend

Real Life - Thursday

California Rivalry

Northern and Southern California are very different. Southern California is known for its sunny weather, be...
Music

Music - Wednesday

Gwen Stefani

In a sense, Gwen Stefani has lived two public lives. In the mid ‘90s she was a hero to girls around t...
Hobbies

Movies - Tuesday

Film Festivals

Everyone knows someone who’s writing a book and everyone knows someone in a band. But what about movi...
Work

Real Life - Monday

Wikipedia

We live in the age of information. One hundred years ago, if you wanted information about other parts of th...

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Zero Conditional

Dietary Restrictions

Do you know anyone who has food allergies? Some people are allergic to peanuts and can die from eating one ...
Second Conditional

Cat Cafes

Many people think animals are soothing. It’s nice to pet a cat or play with a dog. It’s fun to ...
Direct vs. Reported Speech

Best Friends

There is nothing like having a friend who has been with you through all of the stages of your life. Some pe...
Verbs with "-ing"

Rat Race

Big cities are full of opportunity. With so many businesses and people close together, great things happen....
Gerunds vs. Infinitives

Emoticons

People have used emoticons long before there were cell phones, or even the internet. A writer first created...

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Idioms and Slang

how much some one could bee puzzled

when some one wants to explain about the knoWledge of someone about somthing that is too little would use this: "(someone) + dont(doesnt) know , a...
Grammar

Who's or Whose (Grammar)

The correct answer is "3." "Who's" is short for "Who is.""Whose" is used to describe items that belong to someone.According to the questio...
the difference between so and such?

In a few sentences both means (( such as)) But (( such )) Comes before noun or adjective nouns. example :she &...
Grammar

quite and rather

Quite=less than (very) but more than ( a little ): Example ; I’m surprised you haven’t heard ...
Conversational English

Learn English Online

Learn English Online with teacher Bienne.I handle Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced Level students.I teach Listening comprehension, conversation,...