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  1. 2 hours ago

    The answer was (c) kick. 'Kick the habit' means to stop doing something harmful that you have been doing for a long time. It was originally used to talk about drug or alcohol addiction, but can be used for other less serious things, from nail-biting to eating too many sweets!

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  2. 4 hours ago

    🔪How good is your kitchen vocabulary? Can you add some more kitchen words to this list? Find out more here:

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  3. 15 hours ago

    ⭐Are you teaching your kids at home? Want to know more about how young children learn develop language skills? Join our English in Early Childhood . It's an excellent for parents and practitioners. ⭐ ⭐Sign up here:

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  4. 18 hours ago

    Do you need to improve your writing skills? Then check out our fantastic writing skills activities here - everything from text messages to university essays! ✍

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  5. 21 hours ago

    ⭐️Join our Exploring English: Language and Culture and practise your English with other learners from all over the 🌍! ⭐️Click on this link to find out more:

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  6. 23 hours ago

    The answer to yesterday's quiz was (d) went back home. Congratulations if you got it right! You can find out more about the past tense and irregular verbs here: Past simple (irregular verbs) -

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  7. Mar 14

    The answer to this quiz was (b) lyrics. Practise your listening skills and learn lots of useful vocabulary with our free LearnEnglish Podcasts app! Download here for Android or iOS:

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  8. Mar 13

    Do you know the answer? 🙂 Learn with the world’s English experts! Live online classes, available 24/7. Click here to learn more and get 20% off your classes!

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  9. Mar 13

    The correct answer to this quiz was (c) can't. Did you get it right? When we're talking about how sure we are that something is true, we use 'must'. When we feel sure that something is NOT possible, we use 'can't'. You can find out more here:

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  10. Mar 13

    Do you know the answer? 🙂 Learn with the world’s English experts! Live online classes, available 24/7. Click here to learn more to get 20% off all classes!

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  11. Mar 13

    Do you enjoy watching YouTube videos? 🤨Use them to practise your listening skills and learn lots of great vocabulary with our interactive activities! 💚Click here:

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  12. Mar 13

    🚴Do you ride a bike? Can you think of any more words to speak about bicycles and cycling? Find out more here:

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  13. Mar 13

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  14. Mar 13

    😍Sign up now for our fantastic ! Explore the importance of food in UK culture, learn how to cook some classic British dishes and improve your English! Register FREE here:

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  15. Mar 11

    🎮Can video games be a good way to keep fit? Practise your writing skills with this opinion essay activity:

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  16. Mar 11

    The answer to this quiz was (c) beautiful. We can't use 'very' with adjectives like 'amazing' or 'incredible' because 'Amazing' already means very impressive, and 'incredible' in this context means extremely good. With adjectives like this, we need to use words like 'absolutely'.

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  17. Mar 11

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  18. Mar 11

    📨We've all had to write an email asking for time off from work or study at some time, right? Make sure you get it right next time with this useful writing lesson!

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  19. Mar 11

    💛Teaching English to children while they’re still learning their mother tongue is a challenging but rewarding prospect. Come and join our , where you’ll learn how and why children learn best through play 🚸👉

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  20. Mar 10

    Are you thinking about taking the IELTS exam soon? Build up your knowledge and vocabulary in our free Facebook Live lesson on the Facebook page today at 9:00 a.m. GMT. Participate with other learners from all over the world with the IELTS expert LIVE!

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