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The place to learn natural English - how it is used by native speakers. Interesting examples of English in use.

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What is your boss like? Learn to describe your boss and Improve your business vocabulary with this #businessenglish lesson. More #freeenglishlessons on my YouTube channel.

https://t.co/bWYfSnCY9I

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If you don’t use metaphors when communicating in #Englishforbusiness, you should start now. Metaphor helps convey business concepts in an interesting and engaging way.
My latest #businessenglish video shows how metaphor can help you sound professional.
https://t.co/sFgNdSmK3W

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Learn how to disagree politely in my latest video. More #freeenglishlessons on YouTube: English with Dan at Learn London
#LearnEnglish #englishlessons #Britshenglish

https://t.co/AwPxJ5sTiA

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My latest #businessenglish video shows you how to talk about doing business deals like a professional. Learn the natural phrases and expressions that businesspeople use in this #freeenglishlesson. #LearnEnglish with Dan at Learn London.
Full video here:
👉https://t.co/3A6XmTLyC9

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It's #ValentinesDay - the day of love 😍. Who do you "fancy"? Who do you "have a crush on"? Learn these words and more #englishvocabulary for talking about love and attraction.
Full video and more free English lessons right here
👉 https://t.co/L3nx7FjLNd

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#TomBrady is the GOAT. GOAT is an acronym for "the greatest of all time". Do you agree, American football fans? Who is the GOAT in the sport that you follow? See the #goat used in this BBC article:
https://t.co/zzz9Ssivvq
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Business English Multiple Choice Question 2
What does 'go back to the drawing board' mean?

https://t.co/0aETSqig76

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Want to talk about #UKpolitics or politics in your country? Everyone has an opinion on politics these days, so learn some useful #englishvocabulary for talking politics and #learnenglish with Dan at Learn London.
➡️https://t.co/Iyo3qZhktu

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Take your #English to next level 📈 Learn how to introduce yourself in a professional manner with Dan in this new #BusinessEnglish video. Full video here plus lots more free #EnglishLessons on YouTube 👉 https://t.co/rgtQgc1evp

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New Learn London video: My top five words for 2020.

https://t.co/CVK4c42HdF

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NEW LEARN LONDON VIDEO: Everyone wants to talk politics these days. Learn some great, natural expressions in this video so you can join in the conversation:

https://t.co/bxtLQjKIMU

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New Learn London video:

https://t.co/lWiZeJFpfD

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Learn the truth about slang!
New Learn London video:

https://t.co/FjBjRjTjRO

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Many people in the UK are angry with the government today because they believe the government are "incompetent". This means lacking ability or skills. See how headline refers to Boris as "grossly incompetent! - VERY incompetent. #learnEnglish

https://t.co/aDw3BJXZlG

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I'm fed up of the bloody weather! Find out how to complain, whinge, moan and grumble in the latest Learn London video.

https://t.co/NUrhJ94Cl6

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A well-known TV show host is in trouble because she said she would "break the coronavirus rules".
break + rules >< follow/stick to the rules

Do you stick to the rules, or do you break them?

See this language in use:
https://t.co/6pJJrRoQcq

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New Learn London video: Article rules, exceptions and special cases from... the English countryside!

https://t.co/XfHaC7wC9c

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Just joined the 100 subscribers on YouTube club. VIRTUAL HIGH-FIVE! https://t.co/qEVBwjCO0J

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A "technical glitch" is another way of saying a "computer/system error". Has a technical glitch ever caused you a big problem at work? It has caused BIG problems for the UK government! See this language used by the BBC here:
#learnenglishonline
https://t.co/VjLBtHZKY8