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You’ll learn six easy, everyday English responses that native speakers use all the time in conversation. We focus on short, common replies you can use quickly and naturally, such as I see, I know, I heard, I guess, and I think so. You’ll learn the meaning of each response, see them used in real examples, and practice intonation so you can express the right attitude and emotion. ...

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From go for a rip to nosebleeds, these 10 slang expressions are real English used by native speakers. If you’ve ever watched hockey, talked to Canadians, or listened to native English speakers discussing sports, you’ve probably heard words that made absolutely no sense. In this casual English vocabulary lesson, I teach you real sports slang and hockey slang used in everyday Engl...

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Did the company branch out? Go under? Measure up? Could you answer these questions? Join me and learn 8 common phrasal verbs used in business and workplace situations. Understand what it means to step down, call off, take on, fall through, and more. Speak better, more professional English and increase your confidence today.

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What are you doing this weekend? Are you going to stay up late on Friday night? Do you plan to sleep in on Saturday? Are you going to get together with anyone, or are you planning to stay in and hang out on your couch? As you can see, phrasal verbs are essential when you want to talk about your weekend in English. In this intermediate vocabulary lesson, you will learn how to tal...

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Are you swamped at work? Learn common English expressions for busy people. You can use these expressions in daily conversation and at work. In this class, you will learn expressions like go-go-go, in a rush, on the go, swamped with work, and a lot on my plate. These phrases help you talk about being busy and having little time. Perfect for everyday English!

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