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Caucasian phrases

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Our high intermediate level afternoon class. #englishour

[Roger O'Keeffe /Ruaidhrí Ó Caoimh @rogerokeeffe]

FFS, @IrishTimes!

There are pallets, and there are palettes, and there are palates.

They are three different things. Will I have to go in and teach you all English?

[Fascinating @fasc1nate]

Italian singer, Adriano Celentano, released a gibberish song in the 1970s meant to sound like English. It ended up being a huge hit.

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The example here is correct but would it work if today was Friday?

[Dara Ó Briain @daraobriain]

A little clarification, since this is a topic that people are surprisingly passionate about:

“Next Sunday” is in 6 days. Because it is the next Sunday.
“This Sunday” is also in 6 days. They are the same day.
So is “Sunday coming”. Same day.
However, If you have already referred to Sunday coming as “this Sunday”, you may then refer to “THE next Sunday” as the following Sunday after that, but that does not make it “next Sunday”
Generally though, If you want to talk about the Sunday after the next one, you should say “Sunday Week”.

Hope this clarifies matters, and resolves the issue in a way that requires no further discussion.

[Prof Lennart Nacke, PhD @acagamic]

Some useful words to get started with writing things...

[GIDI @Gidi_Traffic]

Are You Familiar With These Gen Alpha Slangs?

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@hellolanemoore @dimphne

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@OkeeffeLucille @EoinBKeating @RobLooseCannon Remember him. Carried a log.

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A fun and informative #teachertraining session in #englishour today.

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Visiting the Dublin New York #portal

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@AdrianEdmondson How many looked first behind his right ear?

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The best of luck to #englishour students participating in today’s #tieexam

[Emma McArdle | Ireland 🇮🇪 @McArdlePhoto]

Dublin City tonight 💙

[Aerial.ie @aerial_ie]

3 Years Ago Today

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@PulledPint @TheRealMarkLevy Lovely!

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The former is a verb and the latter a noun. The meaning is the same.

[Abbie Eaton @AbbieEaton4]

Guys I really don’t know the difference between affect and effect. I keep trying I just CAN’T

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Enjoy the long weekend! #englishour

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To one and all! #StPatricksDay

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@historyrock_ Sublime