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Online lessons now available for those wishing to improve their English language level. Contact us by DM or at [email protected] to find out more.
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Online lessons now available for those wishing to improve their English language level. Contact us by DM or at [email protected] to find out more.
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Let’s learn the phrasal verb ‘bring up’.
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📕📘Online Lessons You can now learn English online with our highly-skilled British teachers. We’ll improve your speaking, grammar, vocabulary, and a lot more. ▪️Click the link below to book your trial lesson.👇🏼 westminsterenglish.com/
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📕📘Online Lessons You can now learn English online with our highly-skilled British teachers. We’ll improve your speaking, grammar, vocabulary, and a lot more. ▪️Click the link below to book your trial lesson.👇🏼 westminsterenglish.com/
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Let’s learn the phrasal verb ‘bring up’.
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Today’s #WordOfTheDay is ‘quintessential’.
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Today’s idiom is ‘a feather in your cap’.🪶 Do you have any feathers in your cap?
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Today’s #WordOfTheDay is ‘quintessential’.
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Today’s idiom is ‘a feather in your cap’.🪶 Do you have any feathers in your cap?
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Westminster English@Westminster_Eng9 Dec 2024
Today’s idiom is ‘throw down the gauntlet’.
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Westminster English@Westminster_Eng9 Dec 2024
Let’s learn the phrasal verb ‘drift off’. As one gets older, drifting off becomes more common.💤
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Today’s idiom is ‘throw down the gauntlet’.
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Today’s #WordOfTheDay is ‘eloquent’.
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Let’s learn the phrasal verb ‘drift off’. As one gets older, drifting off becomes more common.💤
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Today’s idiom is ‘bite the bullet’. Honesty is always the best policy, Olivia.
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▪️Phrasal Verb to ‘work over’ someone - to beat someone up 🥊 “Gary was worked over by five thugs on his way home from the fish n’ chip shop last night.” #LearnEnglish
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Today’s idiom is ‘bite the bullet’. Honesty is always the best policy, Olivia.
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