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Alec Benjamin - Let Me Down Slowly (Live from Irving Plaza)\n@bbclEn
\'Match’, ‘fit’ and ‘suit have similar but different meanings when talking about clothes. Learn all about how to use these words with Sam, then fill the blank with the correct word:\n“Both my T-shirt and shoes are red. They ___.”\na. fit\nb. suit\nc. match\n@bbcLEn
In English, words and phrases such as \'right\', \'well\', \'anyway\', and ‘actually’ are used to connect and organise our ideas. They can help the listener, indicating what information is coming up.\n@bbclEn
Malala Yousafzai is the youngest Nobel prize winner in history and a leading campaigner for girls\' education 👩🎓. \n@bbclEn
Hi my friends 🖐😊\nWhat is your favorite music?\nSend your comment for us then i will upload it .\nyou can send it to this id @bbclenad\nOr you can use this link👇
bbclearningenglish 🤔 How good is your English? Test it with a quiz.😎 \n@bbclEn
What\'s the difference between \'continuously\' and \'continually\'? Roy\'s got the answer!\nWatch and answer this:\nI lived in Brazil for three years ___. I never left.\nA) continuously \nB) continually\n@bbclEn
21-year-old Rikki Schlott has had an Instagram account since she was 11. She feels her childhood was ‘stolen’. We look at how social media affects the younger generation. Watch the video and tell us:\n1. How many hours a day did she use to spend on social media?\n2. Are you addicted to social media?\n@bbclEn
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Watch the video and answer the question. \nWhich of these sentences is INCORRECT? \n1. I stopped to walk. \n2. I stopped walk. \n3. I stopped walking. \n @bbcLen
Do you know how to use ‘as …. as’ to make a comparatives? Find out with Roy in this week’s English In A Minute.\nTry the quiz before watching this video all about it.\nComplete the sentence below:\nI am as __ as James.\nA) tall\nB) taller\nC) tallest\n@bbclEn
🕐 Have you got a minute to learn English? \nPhil explains the difference between \'speak\' and \'talk\'.\nWatch and answer this:\nWho are you more likely to talk than speak to?\na. Your doctor\nb. Your family\nWatch Phil to find out the answer.\n@bbclEn
👂The schwa sound is everywhere in spoken English! Watch Sian’s video to find out how to make your pronunciation more natural. Then answer this quiz question!\n 👉 Which word in this sentence is often reduced to a schwa?\n“You should have told me!”\nA) have\nB) told\nC) should \n @bbclEn
You can\'t be a neymar but you can be a neymar\'s father 😕😁\n#motivational\n@bbclEn
What\'s the #difference between \'#hire\', \'#rent\' and \'#let\'?\nJames will explain the difference between these three #confusing #words.\nCan you complete this sentence?\nI don’t have my own house – I ___ one.\na) hire b) rent c) let\n@bbclEn
Guess the name of the missing part .\n@bbclEn
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New fashion styles made by corona 😁\n@bbclEn
Senorita cover by Trump😂\n@bbclEn
Are you in isolation? What are you doing to stay active?\nWe’re keeping very busy - as you can see from the video!\n@bbclEn
Have an appointment VS meet\n@bbclEn
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😊 Before you buy some clothes, you need to see if they fit or suit you, right?\nDo you know the phrasal verb we use when we wear clothes to check how they look? 😊\n@bbclEn
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Ed Sheeran | Shape Of You ( Cover )| Niran Dangol feat. Palsang Lama\n@bbclEn
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Do you know someone who’s always late?\nWe have something you can tell them to make them hurry up! Learn the phrase ‘get a move on’.\n@bbclEn
Watch the video and fill the gaps:\nTo learn English ______ you should watch ______ videos like this one!\na) good / well\nb) well / good \n@bbclEn
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What British slang do you know? 🇬🇧 Knowing the informal slang of a country is really useful. Watch Sian explain 4 common slang terms in British English and then fill the blank with the correct word:\n👉 I just failed my driving test. I’m absolutely _____. \na) knackered\nb) gutted\nc) skint\nd) loaded \n@bbclEn
Sofia Karlberg - Rockstar [Lyrics](Cover)\n@bbclEn
⏱️Do you have a minute to spare to learn some English?🇬🇧\nSam\'s sure to show us all about the third conditional!\n@bbclEn
Come rain or shine, we always have the best #idioms for you! Brighten up your day by taking our #weather #idiom challenge and see if you know all 3 of these common \n@bbclEn
🥂What’s an informal English way of saying ‘thanks’? 🥂\nWe’re here to tell you.\nLet us know if you’ve ever said ‘cheers’ to someone. If not, what do you say?\n@bbclEn
Some children dream of meeting Santa Claus. \nWhile there is a shortage of Santas due to the pandemic, Jim has decided to keep wearing the suit.\nWatch the video and answer these questions:\n1) How many jobs has Jim turned down this year?\n2) What’s your favourite time of year?\n@bbclEn
▶ All For You\n🗣 #KOLIDESCOPES, #GAVIN_JAMES\n🎼 #Electro, #Dance\n🗓 #y2021\n@bbclEn
Billie Eilish - when the party\'s over (Lyrics)\n@bbclEn
Halsey - Without Me (Lyrics)\n@bbclEn
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Who\'s the most impotant person in you life?\n@bbclEn
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Hi guys 👋☺\nThis app is really good for those people that they want to find friends from other country and improve there language skills.\nhttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=appli.speaky.com\n@bbclEn
1. Double-double\nThis is not a slip of tongue. It is a common phrase said to order a coffee with two creams and two sugars. It is a kind of coffee from Tim Horton, the most popular coffee shop in Canada.\nAn example is “Could you order a double-double for me?”\n2. Loonies and toonies\nTo appreciate these two words, a brief history about them is needed. The Canadian $1 bill was replaced with a $1 coin in 1987. An image of a common loon was on stamped the coin. This encouraged our animal-loving neighbors to refer to the coin as Loonie. In 1996, the Canadian $2 was also introduced, and the words “two” and “Loonie” became a single term, Toonie.\nExample – “All I have on me is a loonie”. “I can get it for a toonie”.\n3. Toque\nIt is pronounced toohk’. Speaking of the very cold weather over there in Canada, a toque is actually a winter hat. It’s what others commonly refer to as ski hats or beanies. It is formed from a French word that shares the same meaning, “cap”. Some spell this word tuque’.\nExample – It’s too hot outside right now for a toque.\nSlang words.
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