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Let’s learn some common collocations to help you build your vocabulary. These words are often found together, and when you use them, it’s going to help you sound more natural. So take the quiz and see how much you already know.
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Cab you say biting chilly outside
Thank you for your videos. The lessons are amazing! I love them because the way you teach is clear and fast.
Layman's terms and stark difference were absolutely new collocations to me. Thanks a lot!
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Shouldn't it be "there is a stark difference among British, American, and Australian English"?
Complying with???
Just because you lecture in A laymen term, easy to understand most of the time..
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I have done 95% correct.
Tq u sir for giving useful lesson.
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Stark
Take on
Terms or words
Grab or get
Satisfy
Give me
From
A form of
Cut
Hit
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Sir, youβre doing great job.Please keep it up.By the way am a little bit confused about the phrase ( I would love it if you hit/ press the like button )shouldnβt it be pressed , in past simple as we have here second conditional.Best regards
Can you say attain the following conditions?
It is a wonderful lesson about these collections with that amazing conclusion, which has summerized the gist of it. Teacher Wes thank you so much indeed!
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You started off hungry, Wes. Thinking of supper? π That's not super common.
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