Iman Fahd

05/07/2025

18 advanced English synonyms for common verbs😍

05/07/2025

You know when someone tells you something – and you just know it’s not quite true? 🤔 There’s an English expression for that! 😄

Example: A: Have you heard? Mario’s going to be the next head of department!

B: Hmm. I’m taking that with a pinch of salt.

Do you have a similar expression in your language? Let us know in the comments!

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01/07/2025

🥶 🥶 🥶Time to test your English! There’s a mistake in this sentence – do you know what it is? We’ll tell you the answer later! ⏰

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01/07/2025

Get your English vocabulary working hard for you by learning these FIVE phrasal verbs with ‘get’! 💪 Take a look and then practise using them right now in the comments! 👇

Do you know any more phrasal verbs with ‘get’?

MORE: Learn 5️⃣ more uses of 'get' by clicking the link in our bio.

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01/07/2025

How good are you at tongue twisters? 👅 Can you say ‘scissors sizzle, thistles sizzle’? ✂️ 😵‍💫 Learn how to pronounce the /s/, /z/ and /θ/ sounds and watch the BBC Learning English team try this tongue twister challenge! ✅

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01/07/2025

🚀 Improve your accent & speak clearly in English with this pronunciation guide. In this English lesson, learn how to 🗣️ pronounce the short vowel /ʊ/ and practise saying the English words ‘foot’, ‘good’ and 'put'.

01/07/2025

😱 😨 😮 The next time you're feeling 'surprised', try using one of these synonyms instead and boost your vocabulary! 🚀 See if you can use one of them in the comments. 👇

(Note: not all the words are perfect synonyms. Pay attention to the context and grammar). ⁣

MORE: 'Gobsmacked' is a slang word. If you'd like to learn more slang words, watch Sian's video by clicking the link in our bio!

26/06/2025