English Grammar & Vocab

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English Lesson: Tapestry Everyone Should Experience

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English Reading & Vocabulary Practice

The Rescue of Twenty-Six Cats

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elude: to escape, avoid, or fail to be attained or understood by someone

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QUEDÓ REGISTRADO como un ladrón de celulares eludió a sus perseguidores escondiéndose en el lugar que menos imaginaban. Está que si lo agarraban iba a ser LinCh4do

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slack off (phrasal verb): to work less hard or to be less than is usual or necessary.

Work or study: To deliberately put in less energy

Activity or pace: To decrease in intensity, slow down, or ease off on something

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[Interesting things @awkwardgoogle]

A man spent 30 days feeding an ant colony sugar, giving the ants a reason to slack off from their daily work.

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"hard to pull off" means it is difficult to achieve, execute, or succeed at.

Invokes: To call upon, cause, or bring about a strong reaction.
Wrath: Intense, fierce anger or rage.

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[The Atlantic @TheAtlantic]

A perfect finale is especially hard to pull off—and nothing invokes the wrath of fans quite like a bad ending, Stephanie Bai writes. She asked The Atlantic's writers and editors for eight shows that make the most out of their last minutes: https://t.co/6cujS9VorS

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Every day vs Everyday

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Every day vs Everyday

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massive: huge
brawl: fight
break out: erupt
playoff: decider
rush in: hurry in
set off: trigger
chaotic: disordered
insult: offend
alleged: claimed
verbal abuse: insults

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[Fox News @FoxNews]

WATCH: A massive brawl breaks out near the stands after Turkish soccer club Fenerbahçe defeats French club Lyon 2-1 in a Champions League playoff match.

Video shows a person jump-kicking Fenerbahçe midfielder Mattéo Guendouzi before players and others rush in, setting off a chaotic fight after the final whistle.

Guendouzi says Lyon fans insulted his mother and family throughout the game and that his actions afterward were in response to the alleged verbal abuse.

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Everybody is an indefinite pronoun. It refers to people in general without specifying who exactly, and grammatically it functions as a singular noun/pronoun, even though it feels like "many people."

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espionage: The practice of spying to gather secret information.
revitalize: To make something stronger, more active, or more successful.
vaporize (figurative): to turn into vapor. Figuratively, to completely destroy, eliminate, or wipe out something.

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🔊 From a cyberattack on Jaguar Land Rover to state espionage, hackers are busier than ever. On Viewsroom, Breakingviews columnists discuss how chatbots will turbocharge the threat, and whether this will revitalize or vaporize the security industry https://t.co/JKhr70ifFm

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30 Everyday English Idioms You Should Know!

Pick 3 idioms from the list and write your own sentences in the comments.

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Don't Just Say "Eat" and "Drink"

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Learn how to use **IN, ON, AT, and INTO** with simple rules, clear examples, and a 30-question English grammar quiz.

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10 Ways to Say "Expensive"

Expand your English vocabulary with natural expressions that native speakers use every day.

Which one do you use most often?

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Improve your English with this engaging reading lesson about famous inventors, surprising inventions, and one inventor whose brilliant ideas never became successful.

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Listening Lesson: A Frozen Ocean in the Kalahari Desert

In this lesson, you will listen to a beautiful passage about the natural world, including frozen oceans, deserts, rainforests, Africa, wildlife, and the power of nature.

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Quiet means little or no noise.

Quite means completely or very.

Swap the letter "E" and "T", and your whole meaning changes! Learn these two words fast to boost your writing skills.

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