Improve or maintain your English MAINTAIN OR IMPROVE YOUR ENGLISH Language learning is a journey —a process, just like mastering how to drive or becoming skilled at football. Twenty hours of English lessons might help you lay the groundwork , expand your vocabulary, or grasp the basics. But becoming truly fluent ? That’s a personal commitment . The teacher is your guide, not your destination. How far you go depends in great part on the effort you put in. Practice isn't optional; it's essential. Imagine if Maradona, after turning professional, had stopped practising. The magic, the ' wizardry ' we came to admire, would never have existed. Just like an athlete trains for the big match on Saturday, you must train for you...
Quiz Anglais Médical 50 questions 2 Your Name: Section 1: Correct (copy and paste the entire sentence, with punctuation. Then correct.) 1. She was feeling out of the weather (3-word idiom, first letters: utw, 5–3–7) and a bit feverish. 2. I felt really of colour (2-word idiom, first letters: oc, 3–6) yesterday and my head was throwing up (1-word verb, first letters: t, 9) . 3. I felt a bit out my sorts (3-word idiom, first letters: oos, 3-2–5) and had more pains and aches (fixed phrase, first letters: aap, 5–3–5) than usual. 4. Nelson has a backatche (1-word noun, first letter: b, 8 letters) after carrying those heavy bags. 5. Freddie has been fighting out (2-word verb, first letters: fo, 7-3 letters) a cold for the last few days. 6. I’m sorry I won’t come to the meeting because I've going down with (3-word verb, first le...
Ret's Word of the Day: Have a screw loose Have a screw loose /hæv ə ˈskruː luːs/ (Pronounced: hav uh skroo loos ) 🔊 Hear it on YouGlish Definition The meaning : Have a screw loose refers to someone who is acting strangely or appears to have an unusual way of thinking, suggesting a lack of proper judgment or mental stability ↔ Avoir une case de vide ou [familier] travailler du chapeau. Example of use : "Sometimes I think my neighbour has a screw loose ; he talks to his plants for hours!" Dialogue Thebe : "Did you see Lebo trying to train his goldfish to jump through hoops?" Palesa : "Yeah, I think he has a screw loose !" Thebe : "It's either that, or h...
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