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English vocabulary: Geography

Here are the most used English words from the category of geography. Learn the most common words and master the English language. Other very used words from the category: geography Africa map tributary analemma street map equator Antarctica scale river Asia city north atlas miles North America Australia sea North Pole azimuth altitude northeast Europe […]

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English vocabulary: Fruit

Here are the most used English words from the category of fruit. Learn the most common words and master the English language. Other very used words from the category: fruit pineapple grapefruit marionberry avocado grape melon banana pear apricot elderberry apple nectarine berry strawberry orange blueberry kiwi blackberry peach coconut papaya cranberry lime pomelo citron […]

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English vocabulary: Food

Here are the most used English words from the category of food. Learn the most common words and master the English language. Other very used words from the category: food pine apple crab wheat cantaloupe cream custard peanut shrimp pudding avocado fed tomato bamboo shoots feed rhubarb banana turkey recipe basil horseradish restaurant elderberry crisp […]

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English vocabulary: Family

Here are the most used English words from the category of family. Learn the most common words and master the English language. Other very used words from the category: Family grandma  daughter-in-law  relatives  grandmother  stepdaughter  related  granny  stepchildren  parent  brother  stepchild  family  cousin  mother-in-law  family tree  daughter  stepmother  sister  grandfather  father-in-law sibling  grandpa  stepfather  uncle  […]

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English vocabulary: Clothes

Here are the most used English words from the category of clothes. Learn the most common words and master the English language. Other very used words from the category: clothes slippers lab coat  tights  beret leggings  stockings  baseball cap cuff  pajamas  bikini cuff links  turtleneck  shoe hoodie  gloves  boxer shorts miniskirt sandals  glasses fashion  briefs  […]

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Strived or Strove

It has both an irregular and regular form. You can use both and both are correct. Strived or Strove? The past participle is more complicated. Striven is the traditional form, but strived has gained ground and is now more common. So, for example, I have striven five years is the traditional construction, but I have strived five years is acceptable to modern English […]

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IDIOMS: Under the weather

If someone feels under the weather, they feel ill or slightly unwell. The origin of this particular phrase might have something to do with sailing. In the 1900s, when a sailor was feeling sick on a boat during a storm or some other severe weather conditions, he was usually sent below deck so he could […]

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IDIOMS: And Bob’s your uncle!

Have you ever thought about how strangely some of the English idioms may sound to non-native speakers? Here’s a great example! “And Bob’s your uncle!” is a phrase used to conclude something, usually a set of instructions. Non natives would perhaps use a non-idiomatic expressions like “and it’s done” or “and there you have it”. […]

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IDIOMS: All mouth and no trousers

“All mouth and no trousers” is another phrase used mainly and heard primarily on the British Islands, meaning empty boasting. We use this phrase to describe someone who is boastful, arrogant, full of shallow talk, or someone who is just showing off. It’s commonly used when someone says they’re going to do something (usually something […]

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