Tag: intermediate
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29. China Lands on the Moon: Are we on the Verge of a New Space Race? (English Vocabulary Lesson)
On today’s episode we are going to discuss the news that China has landed another probe on the surface of the moon. The Chinese mission intends to collect rock samples to bring back to Earth; the first time this will happen for over 40 years. Why is China interested in space exploration? Are we on […]
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Stationary vs Stationery (Common Mistakes)
Do you know the difference between stationary and stationery? You do now! Stationary is an adjective meaning to be still or unmoving. Stationery is a noun referring to pens and paper! Check out our latest PODCAST!!
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Desert vs Dessert! (Common Mistakes)
If you got stuck on a ‘desert’ island, that would be terrible! If you got stuck on a ‘dessert’ island, that would be awesome! Make sure you know the difference between desert and dessert! Check out our latest PODCAST!!
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‘Spill the Beans’ and ‘Slip of the Tongue’ (Useful Idioms)
Have you ever ‘spilled the beans,’ and revealed something secret? Or have you ever had a ‘slip of the tongue’ and said something you didn’t want to say? Check out our latest PODCAST! Why not support Thinking in English? Do you want to Think in English? I’m so excited that you found my blog and […]
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27. Incredibly Useful English Idioms| Ideal for Business English, IELTS, Study Abroad, and more! (English Vocabulary Lesson)
‘Ahead of the pack,’ ‘smooth sailing,’ ‘corner the market.’ English is full of idioms like these three I just mentioned. In order to be able to work, study, or live in a native English speaking environment, understanding and comprehending idioms is a vital skill! For that reason, this episode will introduce you to some common […]
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Very (Overused Words)
‘Thunderous’ applause, ‘deafening’ music, the ‘bustling’ station; there are some great alternatives to loud, noisy, and crowded! Why not give them a go? Check out our latest PODCAST!! Why not support Thinking in English? Do you want to Think in English? I’m so excited that you found my blog and podcast!! If you don’t want […]
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‘Have Eyes like a Hawk’ and ‘Blind as a Bat’ (Useful Idioms)
Let’s think about some idioms to do with eyesight! Do you have have good eyesight which allows you to notice things from far away? Then you have ‘eyes like a hawk!’ Or do you have terrible eyesight? If so, maybe you’re as ‘blind as a bat!’ Check out our latest podcast for more useful idioms! […]
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Therefore (Overused Words)
How do you introduce an effect or consequence in English. The two most common methods are using ‘so’ and ‘therefore.’ However, these are not the only ways! Here are three great alternatives! Check out our latest PODCAST!! Why not support Thinking in English? Do you want to Think in English? I’m so excited that you […]
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‘Cool Cat’ and ‘Fat Cat’ (Useful Idioms)
Cats are one of the most popular animals around the world, so it’s not a surprise that we have many cat based idioms! Two of the more interesting ones are ‘cool cat’ and ‘fat cats.’ Would you rather be a ‘cool cat’ or a ‘fat cat’? Check out our latest PODCAST! Why not support Thinking […]
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Said! (Overused Words)
He said; she said; you said; I said… too many ‘Saids.’ Repeatedly using the word said, especially in writing and story telling, can be quite boring! Try some of these alternatives next time! Check out our latest Podcast! Why not support Thinking in English? Do you want to Think in English? I’m so excited that […]
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