19 English Collocations with Think
Collocations are a smart way to boost your English vocabulary & fluency. Discover what collocations are + learn common English collocations with think.
#269: Perfect Modals in English | Could Have, Would Have, Should Have
How and why should you use could have, would have, and should have (perfect modals in English)? They help us express emotions, regrets, and more.
#268: English Conversations on Women, Equity, and Equality
Every year International Women’s Day has a new theme. This year’s is #EmbraceEquity. Here’s what equity means and how you can talk about it in English.
#267: 18 Phrasal Verbs to Express Ideas in English
To better express your ideas in English, here are 18 English phrasal verbs often used in idea-generation conversations including to zero in on, to take in, and more.
#266: Commonly Confused Words & Word Pairs in English
Elicit vs Illicit. Ensure vs Insure. PREsent vs. PreSENT. Get clarity on the meaning and pronunciation of commonly confused words & word pairs.
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#265: Appropriate Get-Well Wishes in English [What to Say]
When sharing get-well wishes, it’s common to send a personal note or even make a phone call. But what should you say in your get-well wishes in English to sound genuine rather than cliché?
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#264: 21 Common English Words & Phrases on Time Management [from Laura Vanderkam’s TED Talk]
Learn, understand, and use 21 common English words and phrases from time management expert Laura Vanderkam’s TED Talk titled ‘How to gain control of your free time.’
#263: The Past Continuous Tense: How and When to Use It (With 6 Examples)
Six common examples of how & when to use the past continuous tense. For example, giving context to a story or indicating a change of mind.
#262: 4 Steps to Find Flow & Enjoy Your English Practice
If you’ve lost motivation or if you’re feeling bored, here are 4 steps to find flow and enjoy your English learning practice.
#261: Small Talk About Travel, Vacations, and Holidays in English
Get the right English small talk questions to ask for polite, friendly conversations with coworkers about their holidays or recent travel.
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