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"Mastering English: Most Commonly Used Phrases for Everyday Conversations"
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"Mastering English: Most Commonly Used Phrases for Everyday Conversations" Learn different ways to say the same thing! Feel the power of words These phrases are useful for seeking clarification, asking for repetition, or expressing confusion in various situations during conversations. "I have no id...
Understanding the Nuances: Figuratively, Metaphorically, Symbolically, Literally, Hypothetically, Physically, exactly
access_time 2024-04-01T04:29:32.1Z face Smartys English Academy
Understanding the Nuances: Figuratively, Metaphorically, Symbolically, Literally, Hypothetically, Physically Let's delve deeper to clarify the usage of these words As an English language expert, clarity in expression is paramount. Let's explore the nuances of words like "figuratively," "metaphorica...
Understanding the Difference Between Next to, Beside, By, Near, Nearby, Close, and Close By
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2024-03-26T04:04:08.193Z
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Understanding the Difference Between Next to, Beside, By, Near, Nearby, Close, and Close By proximity or adjacency As an English language expert specializing in teaching English as a foreign language, I understand the importance of clarifying the nuances between similar words. Let's explore the dis...
Mastering the Art of Observation
access_time 2024-03-20T11:07:33.644Z face Smartys English Academy
Mastering the Art of Observation Understanding Different Ways of Looking In the vast landscape of the English language, nuances abound, offering various ways to express even the simplest actions. One such aspect is the multitude of words describing how we look at things. For individuals learning En...
"Mastering Greetings"
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2024-02-19T09:48:24.484Z
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"Mastering Greetings" When to Say Good Morning, Good Afternoon, Good Evening, and Good Night" Good Morning: Time of Use: Typically used from dawn until around noon, usually before noon or before lunchtime. Appropriate Situations: When you first see someone in the morning, whether it's at home, work...