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Learn English Grammar – Bored Vs. Boring

MichaelAD December 4, 2022 Grammar Leave a Comment

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Learn English Vocabulary – Reminds Me Of & Takes Me Back To

MichaelAD May 4, 2022 Conversational Phrases, Vocabulary 5 Comments

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Learn English Idioms – To Get Bent Out of Shape

MichaelAD January 23, 2022 Idioms & Slang Leave a Comment

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It’s not raining cats & dogs anymore, it’s pouring

MichaelAD September 25, 2018 Idioms & Slang Leave a Comment

Did you know that in English we have an expression which goes like this: April showers bring May flowers. This means that all of the …

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Hang Out! One-Point American English Idiom Lesson

MichaelAD August 24, 2018 Slang Leave a Comment

Hang out means to spend leisure time doing nothing in particular. When you spend time relaxing at home, in the park or with friends, you …

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“Kind Of” vs. “A Kind Of” – English Phrase Lesson

MichaelAD March 2, 2014 Confusing Words 3 Comments

I was kind of tired yesterday, so I went to bed early. I have a comfortable bed. It’s made from a kind of memory foam. …

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English Lesson: Common Phrases with Gerunds

MichaelAD October 7, 2012 Uncategorized 8 Comments

Today, lets look at some common phrases using gerunds (VerbING) When you are excited about and anticipating a future event, you can use look forward …

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English Lesson: Used to Vs. Be Used to Vs. Get Used to

MichaelAD August 15, 2011 Uncategorized 2 Comments

I wasn’t always an English teacher. In fact, I used to work in the music business. I was a music teacher and also a music …

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English Lesson: How to use “mean”

MichaelAD June 25, 2011 Uncategorized 2 Comments

I’ll never forget my sixth grade teacher, Mrs. Jensen. She was very mean to all of the students. Well, looking back now, I would say …

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English Lesson: Little Vs A Little, Few Vs. A Few

MichaelAD May 31, 2011 Uncategorized 8 Comments

I have a few friends who are also English teachers, but few of them live in New York. A few of them live in Asia, …

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