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Unusual or fun ways to learn a language Nowadays people usually don’t have the time to traditionally learn languages. Sitting down a couple of times a week with workbooks, a pen and a notebook just doesn’t seem to fit into our schedule any more. There are many fun and unusual ways to learn …
Business idioms Get to know the most popular business idioms which you can use at your workplace. 24/7 Meaning: Twenty-four hours a day, 7 days a week Example: My friend is an assistant and she has to be available 24/7. A tough break Meaning: bad luck, something unfortunate takes place Example: …
Language jobs Check out the perfect jobs for language lovers, where your language skills will come in handy every day and not just when working with foreign clients. Tourist guide This is the right job for you if you enjoy history, like sightseeing, are a people’s person, like spreading your knowledge …
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Quotes for the New Year A new year means a new beginning and an opportunity for a fresh start. Leave your failures in the previous year and start this one with a blank page and an open mind. Whether your goal for 2016 is learning a new language, losing weight or spending more …
The verb ‘do’ is used with actions, repetitive tasks and obligations. Below you can learn the most common collocations with do and read some examples. Do homework Example: John does his homework right after he comes back from school. Do work Example: You should do the work you were assigned. Do business Example: My company …
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How to keep New Year’s resolutions? At the end of each year we promise ourselves that the New Year will be different and that we’re going to keep the resolutions we make. Unfortunately it usually goes the same way – we set vague impossible to reach goals and expect to devote a lot …
Phrasal verbs with look Look after (someone or something) Meaning: to take care of someone or something Example: Brian always looks after his parents’ dogs when they go abroad. Look ahead Meaning: to think about the future Example: When I look ahead I see is settling down together. Look away Meaning: …
Polyglot profile: Susanna Zaraysky Susanna Zaraysky has studied English, Russian, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Serbo-Croatian, Ladino, Hebrew, Arabic, Hungarian and speaks eight of these languages. She was born in the former USSR and has traveled to more than 50 countries. On her website https://createyourworldbook.com/ you will find out more about Create your World …
