#englishtips

[maslimanny]

☕ Did you know "coffee" can be countable? While liquids like water or juice are usually uncountable, we can say "a coffee" or "coffees" when we mean "cups of" coffee.

✅ I'd like a coffee, please. (a cup of coffee)

✅ Can I get three black coffees to go? (three cups of coffee)

✅ I usually have two coffees a day. (two cups of coffee)

But when talking about the drink in general, "coffee" stays uncountable!

✅ You drink too much coffee..!

[mondlylanguages]

Fun English idioms to describe how busy life can get! 🐝🌿👂🍽️ Do you know any others?

[lingolabs]

Like❤️ |Share👥 | Follow✅ Credits : @english_wea

[lingoquiz]

Did you know that "to be" is the most frequently used verb in English? It has more than 50 different forms!

Tip for Improving English Grammar: To enhance your grammar skills, immerse yourself in reading. This practice will help you naturally understand the language's usage. You can read a variety of materials such as books, articles, or even social media posts. The more you read, the better your grammar will get.

Here are some additional interesting facts about English grammar:

The longest word in English is "pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis," a lung disease caused by inhaling volcanic ash. The shortest word in English is "I." The most common letter in English is "e." The most common vowel in English is "a." The most common consonant in English is "t."

[hoorayezenglish]

English Vocabulary - In And Around The Home

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Students: Talita Lopes, Thalita Primo, Julyana Souza.

• THE IMPORTANCE OF LEARNING SLANG •

Have you ever felt like you don't know English when you are listening to young people talk? Or have you had some struggle to understand some things you see on the internet?

Well, I hope this post can help you.

New words are added in the language every day and if you don't follow this progress, you may find really hard to communicate. Slang are really important in the communication process, specially when your are on the internet. That's why, in this post, we'll bring some of the most popular slang used latelly. However, you must remember that there's a lot of more when we talk about locality, because different places have different slang…

* Slang used in a conversation *

• I feel you – I understand and empathize with you. Eg. “I feel you. That was really unfair.”

• I get it – I understand. Eg. “I get it now! Thank you for explaining that.”

• No biggie – It’s not a problem.

• Shady – Questionable or suspicious. Eg. “I saw a shady guy in my neighborhood last night.”

• Chick – A girl or young woman. Eg. “That chick is hilarious.”

• Spill the tea - to gossip.

Eg.

Ann: I heard something about Leah and Jace.

Jane: Oh, really? Spill the tea!

• Slay - to say that something is impressive; really good

Eg. "She slayed at her presentation". "Slay!"

• Down to earth - someone who you can feel close to; humble

Eg. Did you see her helping the homeless people? She's so down to earth

Abreviations used on the internet

ASAP - as soon as possible

AKA - also known as

OMG - oh my god

BTW - by the way

FR - for real

tho - though

LOL - laughing out loud

LMAO - laughing my as* off

SM - so much

BF - boyfriend

GF - girlfriend

IDK - I don't know

I hope this post was useful for you. Did you like these tips? Share with your friends and don't forget to follow our blog! We have daily posts about the English language! See you!

[imbrian1287]

English Podcast - How can I learn English | 🎧 English on the Go! | Beg...

In today’s episode, we’re diving into a very interesting topic: How Can I Learn English? Learning a new language can be both exciting and challenging, and finding effective ways to improve your skills is key.

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[speakupinstitute]

Learning English doesn’t have to be difficult! Start your journey with these simple and effective tips for beginners. Focus on building your vocabulary, practicing daily conversations, and using language learning apps for extra support. Consistency is key! Whether you’re learning at your own pace or with a tutor, remember to have fun and stay patient. Every step counts toward fluency!

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[voguegenics]

Quirky Words Ctd: 30 More Hidden Gems of English

📚✨ Tired of the same old words? Spice up your vocab with 30 more ridiculously amazing obsolete words you NEED in your life! 🧐💥 Why say "I'm cold" when you could say apracity? Or call someone dumb when you could hit 'em with beef-witted! 💀😂

Because “beef-witted” sounds WAY cooler than “dumb,” don’t you think? If you thought you were done after the last 30 ancient words, oh no, my friend—there’s a treasure trove of long-lost words just waiting to be sprinkled into your vocabulary. Get ready for 30 more jaw-dropping, side-splitting, utterly ridiculous words that you’ll want to work into your next awkward small talk session. Let’s…

[mondlylanguages]

Text like a fluent English speaker with these SMS abbreviations. ✌️

[lingolabs]

Learn real English with confidence from professionals! . Credit on Instagram : @englishwithemmauwu .

[assigner-ielts-pte-institute]

American vs British English

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[hoorayezenglish]

Tabel or Table? - Which word is spelled correctly?