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Learn how to avoid using very and use stronger, more powerful words instead. You’ll learn to use the same words native speakers use and sound more creative in your English so you can express what you want.
Communicate professionally, sound confident & clear, and have the vocabulary you need for any situation with these 10 smart English words for work. (Plus they’re fun to say!)
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Learn and use 8 new English idioms about progress that native speakers use. Give updates to your boss about a project or talk about your personal goals with friends.
Sound professional and confident with 10 smart English words for work. These are little changes you can make for a big, impressive impact in your English conversation.
English collocations are the words that native English speakers combine naturally. Like make new friends (not create new friends). Learn 10 English collocations with the word say to sound more natural and fluent in your English conversation.
Learn how to say thank you in English the same way native speakers do so you can sound natural in English and advance your vocabulary.
Use idiomatic expressions to describe personalities in English, like ‘she’s a real lone wolf’ or ‘he’s a go-getter.’ Get 8 idioms you can add to your daily English and understand native speakers more easily.
Eight of my favorite English body idioms. You’ll learn exactly what they mean, examples for how to use them in daily conversation, and practice as well.
Is it normal to say OMG or FYI in English conversation? Yes! Here’s how to use abbreviations like a native English speaker.
