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Master the Art of Asking "What Do You Do in Your Free Time?" with These 10 Variations
access_time 2024-09-24T06:29:24.159Z face Smartys English Academy
Master the Art of Asking "What Do You Do in Your Free Time?" with These 10 Variations 10 Creative Ways to Ask About Free Time and Hobbies in English "What Do You Do in Your Free Time?" When learning English or just trying to improve your conversation skills, asking about someone’s free time activit...
"Understanding the Difference Between Luggage, Baggage, Suitcase, Briefcase, and Bags"
access_time 2024-09-15T09:54:29.928Z face Smartys English Academy
"Understanding the Difference Between Luggage, Baggage, Suitcase, Briefcase, and Bags" Luggage, Baggage, Suitcase, Briefcase, and Bags Difference between Luggage, Baggage, Suitcase, Briefcase, and Bags 1. Luggage vs. Baggage Luggage: Meaning: Refers to the suitcases, bags, or other containers you u...
"Difference Between 'Remember' and 'Remind' in English with Simple Examples"
access_time 2024-09-05T08:28:26.246Z face Smartys English Academy
"Difference Between 'Remember' and 'Remind' in English with Simple Examples" Remember me! Difference Between Remember and Remind 1. Remember: Meaning: To recall something from your memory. Usage: You use "remember" when the action of recalling or bringing something to mind is done by yourself. Exam...
"Top Ways to Say 'Every Other Day' in Spoken English: Enhance Your Vocabulary"
access_time 2024-08-29T09:14:56.309Z face Smartys English Academy
"Top Ways to Say 'Every Other Day' in Spoken English: Enhance Your Vocabulary" Ways to Say "Every Other Day" in Spoken English 1. Every second day o "I go to the gym every second day to stay fit." 2. Alternate days o "She waters the plants on alternate days to prevent overwatering." 3. Every two da...
Understanding the Difference Between "Speak To" vs. "Speak With" and "Talk To" vs. "Talk With"
access_time 2024-08-22T08:49:12.249Z face Smartys English Academy
Understanding the Difference Between "Speak To" vs. "Speak With" and "Talk To" vs. "Talk With" English Language Adventures Speak To vs. Speak With 1. Speak To: Meaning: When you "speak to" someone, it often implies a one-sided conversation where one person is doing most of the talking. It can also ...