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gerardM Dim 19 Nov - 21:06
American and British English Spelling Differences - ESL Buzz
American English and British English spell some words differently
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MurielB Dim 19 Nov - 22:13
Gérard these differences are all the more difficult to remember since they are tiny ! 
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gerardM Lun 20 Nov - 14:53
Differences Between American and British English - ESL Buzz
There are quite a few noticeable differences between the British English dialect and the evolved dialect of American English
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gerardM Lun 20 Nov - 15:22
English Vocabulary: Different Parts of a House - ESL Buzz
A house is a building that functions as a home, ranging from simple dwellings such as rudimentary huts of nomadic tribes and the improvised shacks in shantytowns...
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gerardM Lun 20 Nov - 15:24
Commonly Confused Words in English : WHO - WHOM - WHOSE - ESL Buzz
How to Use Who, Whom and Whose Correctly...
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gerardM Lun 20 Nov - 17:45
Useful Phrasal Verbs in English: SLEEP - ESL Buzz
Learn useful phrasal verbs related to sleep...
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MurielB Lun 20 Nov - 22:21
Hi everyone !
do you know the English expression for "soirée pyjamas" ?
do you know the English expression for "soirée pyjamas" ?
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gerardM Mar 21 Nov - 12:33
English Vocabulary: Skirt & Dress Styles - ESL Buzz
Skirts can vary according to cultural conceptions of modesty and aesthetics as well as the wearer's personal taste, fashion and social context ...
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gerardM Mar 21 Nov - 15:12
Body Idioms in English - ESL Buzz
Commonly Used Idioms With Body Parts In English
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gerardM Mar 21 Nov - 15:21
American Slang...!
10 American Slang Words You Need to Know - ESL Buzz
For many international students, moving to the United States can be daunting. Not only are they exposed to a myriad of unfamiliar customs, they are also bombarded with a myriad of unfamiliar American slang words. Because these words are often not included in a formal English education, it can be gru...
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10 American Slang Words You Need to Know - ESL Buzz
For many international students, moving to the United States can be daunting. Not only are they exposed to a myriad of unfamiliar customs, they are also bombarded with a myriad of unfamiliar American slang words. Because these words are often not included in a formal English education, it can be gru...
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gerardM Mar 21 Nov - 20:56
English Collocations with the Verb "GIVE" - ESL Buzz
When learning English it's important to learn collocations...
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MurielB Mar 21 Nov - 21:22
To give is a very important verb !
give me a song ! chante moi quelque chose
he gave a laugh ! Il se mit à rire
give me a song ! chante moi quelque chose
he gave a laugh ! Il se mit à rire
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MurielB Mar 21 Nov - 21:31
gerardM a écrit:
Body Idioms in English - ESL Buzz
Commonly Used Idioms With Body Parts In English
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Gérard there is a mistake
8. Week at the knees=>weak at the knees
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gerardM Mar 21 Nov - 21:53
Good eyes Muriel.MurielB a écrit:...
Gérard there is a mistake8. Week at the knees=>weak at the knees
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gerardM Mer 22 Nov - 12:33
English Vocabulary: Hairstyles - ESL Buzz
A hairstyle refers to the styling of hair, usually on the human scalp ...
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gerardM Mer 22 Nov - 13:59
Conjunctions in English: Grammar Rules and Examples - ESL Buzz
Conjunctions are words which join phrases, clauses and sentences ...
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gerardM Mer 22 Nov - 14:03
English Grammar: Will or Be Going to - ESL Buzz
Both "Will" and "Be Going to" are used to express future tense in English but they do not have the same meaning.
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gerardM Mer 22 Nov - 14:08
Different Ways to Say "Calm Down" in English - ESL Buzz
Alternative ways of saying “Calm Down”...
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I find the alternatives very interesting.
Interesting not only for language knowledge but also for everyday's life (psychologywise).
Re English language, an expression I like and which's not suggested: "Take it easy" (of course it depends on the situation - Take it easy is useful when someone is suddenly annoyed).
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gerardM Mer 22 Nov - 14:48
Grammar: Present Simple vs. Present Continuous - ESL Buzz
Present Simple or Present Continuous?
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gerardM Mer 22 Nov - 20:37
40+ Most Common Collocations with DO - ESL Buzz
Looking for most commonly used collocations with the verb DO?...
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gerardM Jeu 23 Nov - 19:19
Phrasal Verbs: Environment" & Health - ESL Buzz
Useful Phrasal Verbs Related to "Environment" & "Health"
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MurielB Ven 24 Nov - 11:47
This is the one I don't know. What about you ?scale back - reduce the amount or size of something
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gerardM Ven 24 Nov - 16:33
How to Use: Whatever, Whoever, Whenever, Wherever, Whichever & However - ESL Buzz
If we add -ever to wh-words like how, what, which, when, where and who, we change their meaning...
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gerardM Ven 24 Nov - 16:40
20 Common Idioms about Fruits in English - ESL Buzz
"Fruits" idioms with meaning and examples...
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gerardM Sam 25 Nov - 14:40
English Grammar: The Definite Article “THE” - ESL Buzz
"The" is the only definite article in English and one of the most commonly used words in the English language.
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