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Charles Owen, teacher, specialising in Legal and Business English.
French to English translator of legal documents: contracts, company documents, legal advice.

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Well, one answer would be that you might be driving in the UK. You drive on the left, so the left side of the road is the right (correct) side to drive on.

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Here's a puzzle for you:
How can you be driving on the left side of the road while driving on the right side of the road at the same time?
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Nobody is listening, are they? Is the correct answer

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Complete this sentence:
Nobody is listening, ...

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The correct answer is careworn
See the dictionary definition here:
https://t.co/L849teYyho

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Which one of these words could you use to describe someone who looks tired because they are stressed or worried?

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A score is twenty in this context, so three score and ten is seventy (3 x 20 + 10)

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Quick question: how much is three score and ten?

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What do you think?

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A, B or C?

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@easyJet what are you going to do about the pool cues that are still in Toulouse airport from flight6142? Well done by the way, a team full of international players and you couldn't get their equipment home at the same time as them!

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Hi there,
Here's a quick vocabulary question for you: what does the expression "to be on the mend" mean?
Eg, Heather is on the mend.

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We are heartbroken. Thank you for everything.

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In text messages, you often see the abbreviation "btw". Btw stands for "by the way" and means incidentally.
For example: I saw your boss yesterday, btw.

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Can you answer this?

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A, B or C?🤔
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"enough" = sufficient number or quantity
Use it before a noun and after an adjective:
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□ I have enough time to do my work.
□ The bus is not big enough to carry the entire team.
Happy Saturday 😊

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@ScouseTims A little bit of Welsh is "tipyn bach o Gymraeg" in Welsh 🙂🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

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Try this "say or tell" quiz/exercise; it's free and you can do it on your phone or PC. Good luck 👍🏼 https://t.co/JqaPJNwPYG

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Thanks for your answers. You can use say and tell, both are possible but tell is used more often.

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Good afternoon everyone!
Complete the following sentence with one of the options below;
You should always ___ the truth.