French Nouns

Learning French Nouns in Foreign Language Training

Learning French nouns can be a fun and rewarding experience, especially when approached through foreign language training methods that make the process engaging and efficient. With the plethora of online resources available today,…

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Basic Spanish

How to Understand Basic Spanish – A Beginner’s Guide

Learning Spanish, like any new language, can seem challenging at first. However, by grasping some key concepts and differences between Spanish and English, you can quickly start understanding and constructing basic Spanish sentences….

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Exercise Idioms

An Idiomatic Approach to Workplace Language – Solve the Exercise

Idiomatic expressions add color and character to our language, often conveying meanings in a more vivid and engaging way than literal language. In the business world, idioms and slang words are frequently used…

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Prepositions

Mastering Prepositions – Practical Sentence Completion Exercise

Understanding the correct usage of prepositions is essential for mastering English grammar. Prepositions like “in,” “at,” and “on” can change the meaning of a sentence and are crucial for clear and effective communication….

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UK Abbreviations

Mastering Common UK Abbreviations – A Practical Exercise

This exercise is designed to help you familiarize yourself with common abbreviations used in the UK related to help and information. Abbreviations are often used in everyday language and can be essential for…

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Help

Complete the Sentences with Correct Word – Help and information

This article involves completing sentences with appropriate words that fall under the category of “Help and information.” The goal is to use words that convey support, guidance, or details that assist someone in…

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Idioms Work

Idioms and Other Expressions Used For Talking About ‘Work’

Exercise 1: Choose the best definition, (a) or (b), to explain the idiom or other expression in bold in these sentences. 1. Sue has always been a high-flier. (a) Someone who has achieved…

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Weasel Words

What Are Weasel Words?

In the vast landscape of language, certain phrases wield subtle power. They slip into our conversations, articles, and advertisements, leaving an indelible mark. Among these linguistic chameleons are the elusive “weasel words.” What…

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Money and Finance Quiz

Money and Finance – Test Your Knowledge

Test your knowledge with this quiz. Use your dictionary to check the meanings of the words and expressions in italics, or any other words and expressions that you do not understand. 1. What…

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Phrasal Verbs

Phrasal Verbs, Idioms and Other Expressions Using ‘CUT’

Exercise 1: Replace the words and expressions in bold with a phrasal verb. You will need to use some of the phrasal verbs more than once. cut across * cut back on *…

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Telling Time in English

How to Say Time in English

Time is a universal concept, but the way it’s expressed can vary greatly from one language to another. In English, there are several ways to express time, and understanding these expressions can greatly…

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Idioms Money

Idioms and Other Expressions Used For Talking About Money

Exercise 1: Look at the idioms in bold in sentences 1 – 22, and decide if the people: (A) have a lot of money. (B) have very little or no money. 1. Steve…

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Shopping and Consumerism

Shopping and Consumerism – Match the Correct Name

Exercise 1 – Chain-stores are groups of shops that belong to the same person or company. These can be found on nearly all UK high streets (= main / most important shopping streets)….

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Phrasal Verbs

Phrasal Verbs – Choose the Correct Verb

Phrasal verbs are very common in English, and should be learnt like any other item of English vocabulary. In the TOEFL, they are tested in the Listening Comprehension section, and appear frequently in…

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Currency Markets

Currency Markets – Choose The Best Words

In this comprehensive article, readers will explore into the intricate world of currency markets, gaining valuable insights into exchange rates and trading strategies. 1. When the government doesn’t control the exchange rate in…

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Personal Qualities

Personal Qualities – Use the Best Nouns and Adjectives

At job interviews, candidates are assessed on their suitability for the job they are applying for. In addition to their qualifications and experience, interviewers have to look at the other qualities that make…

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Spoken Responses

Common Spoken Responses – Solve The Exercise

This exercise tests your knowledge of some common spoken responses. In each case, choose the most appropriate word in bold to complete the second sentence in each sentence pair. In one case, either…

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Idioms Personality

Idioms and Other Expressions For Describing Character and Personality

The words and expressions in the box can all be used informally to describe different kinds of people. Use them to complete sentences 1 – 35. Note that many of the words /…

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Correct

Decide Which one is Correct – United Kingdom (UK) Topic

These exercises contain an eclectic range of words, names, places, etc, connected with the UK. For each word or expression below, two definitions are given, (a) and (b): one is genuine, and one…

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Doctor patient

Symptoms & Common Illnesses – Complete the Conversations

In the realm of healthcare, effective communication between doctors and patients is essential for accurate diagnosis and treatment. Understanding symptoms and recognizing common illnesses are fundamental aspects of this process. Complete these six…

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