Do you want to talk about family and hobbies in English? Here are some great questions and answers to get you started.

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Using “Just” in English

How can you use “just” correctly in English? “Just” can mean “immediately,” “only,” “simply,” and “exactly.” Find out how to use “just” correctly in this mini lesson and quiz!

Using “Always” with Simple Present and Present Progressive

How can you use “always” correctly in a sentence? Also, how can you use “forever” and “Constantly” in place of “always”? Find out with this mini lesson and quiz!

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Conversation Questions about Family

Do you want to talk about family in English? Here are some great conversation starters about family.

Conversation Questions about Music

Do you want to talk about music in English? Here are some great conversation questions about music.

A Nicer Way to Say Someone is Picky

Picky is a loaded word. If you use it, you can sound like you are criticizing someone. Better options are “choosy” or “particular.” How can you use these well? Read on.

Learner Resources, Success in Business, Vocabulary and IdiomsAngela Edmonds June 21, 2023Language Learning, English learning, Learn English, Improve my English, Vocabulary, English Vocabulary, Loaded Words, Negative connotations, How can I be more polite in English?, How can I improve my English?Comment

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