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Swap “protect” for the phrasal verb “look out for” ✅ ✨ Meaning: to take care of someone or something and keep them safe, often in a personal or informal way. ✅ “Parents protect their children.” ➡️ “Parents look out for their children.” ✅ “He protects his friends from danger.” ➡️ “He looks out for his friends from danger.” ✅ “She protects her little brother when they play outside.” ➡️ “She looks out for her little brother when they play outside.” ✅ “They protect the environment.” ➡️ “They look ou
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Swap “protect” for the phrasal verb “look out for” ✅ ✨ Meaning: to take care of someone or something and keep them safe, often in a personal or informal way. ✅ “Parents protect their children.” ➡️ “Parents look out for their children.” ✅ “He protects his friends from danger.” ➡️ “He looks out for his friends from danger.” ✅ “She protects her little brother when they play outside.” ➡️ “She looks out for her little brother when they play outside.” ✅ “They protect the environment.” ➡️ “They look ou
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Swap “submit” ✉️ for the phrasal verb “hand in” ✅ ✅ “Please submit your homework.” ➡️ “Please hand in your homework.” ✅ “She submitted her application yesterday.” ➡️ “She handed in her application yesterday.” ✅ “I forgot to submit my report on time.” ➡️ “I forgot to hand in my report on time.” ✅ “They submitted their essays to the teacher.” ➡️ “They handed in their essays to the teacher.” ✨ Hand in = give or submit something (like homework or a form). Use phrasal verbs like this to sound more na
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Swap “submit” ✉️ for the phrasal verb “hand in” ✅ ✅ “Please submit your homework.” ➡️ “Please hand in your homework.” ✅ “She submitted her application yesterday.” ➡️ “She handed in her application yesterday.” ✅ “I forgot to submit my report on time.” ➡️ “I forgot to hand in my report on time.” ✅ “They submitted their essays to the teacher.” ➡️ “They handed in their essays to the teacher.” ✨ Hand in = give or submit something (like homework or a form). Use phrasal verbs like this to sound more na
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🌧️ “Right as rain” = perfectly fine, healthy, or back to normal again. 💬 Examples: • “I was sick last week, but I’m right as rain now!” • “Once you get some rest, you’ll feel right as rain.” • “After the repairs, the car was right as rain again.” ✨ CEFR Level: B2 #English #idioms #learnenglish #idiomas | Learn English Lauren
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🌧️ “Right as rain” = perfectly fine, healthy, or back to normal again. 💬 Examples: • “I was sick last week, but I’m right as rain now!” • “Once you get some rest, you’ll feel right as rain.” • “After the repairs, the car was right as rain again.” ✨ CEFR Level: B2 #English #idioms #learnenglish #idiomas | Learn English Lauren
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🌤️ “Blue-sky thinking” = creative, imaginative ideas that aren’t limited by practical constraints. 💬 Examples: • “The team spent the morning doing blue-sky thinking for the new project.” • “We need some blue-sky thinking to solve this problem.” • “Her blue-sky ideas often lead to real innovations!” ✨ CEFR Level: C1 #ENGLISH #idioms #eslteacher #phrasalverbs #ieltsspeaking | Learn English Lauren
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🌤️ “Blue-sky thinking” = creative, imaginative ideas that aren’t limited by practical constraints. 💬 Examples: • “The team spent the morning doing blue-sky thinking for the new project.” • “We need some blue-sky thinking to solve this problem.” • “Her blue-sky ideas often lead to real innovations!” ✨ CEFR Level: C1 #ENGLISH #idioms #eslteacher #phrasalverbs #ieltsspeaking | Learn English Lauren
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💬 Phrasal Verb: Dwell on (B2) ➡️ Meaning: to think or talk too much about something negative ✅ “I try not to dwell on the past.” ✅ “He dwells on every little mistake.” ✅ “Stop dwelling on what went wrong — focus on what’s next.” 🧘‍♀️ Let it go, don’t dwell! #phrasalverbs #english #learnenglishdaily | Learn English Lauren
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💬 Phrasal Verb: Dwell on (B2) ➡️ Meaning: to think or talk too much about something negative ✅ “I try not to dwell on the past.” ✅ “He dwells on every little mistake.” ✅ “Stop dwelling on what went wrong — focus on what’s next.” 🧘‍♀️ Let it go, don’t dwell! #phrasalverbs #english #learnenglishdaily | Learn English Lauren
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🐴 Phrasal Verb: Horse around (B2) ✅ Meaning: to play or behave in a silly, noisy way. ✅ Examples: – “The kids were horsing around in class.” – “Stop horsing around and get back to work!” 💡 Use horse around when people are goofing off instead of being serious! #phrasalverbs #vocabulary #ieltsspeaking #english | Learn English Lauren
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🐴 Phrasal Verb: Horse around (B2) ✅ Meaning: to play or behave in a silly, noisy way. ✅ Examples: – “The kids were horsing around in class.” – “Stop horsing around and get back to work!” 💡 Use horse around when people are goofing off instead of being serious! #phrasalverbs #vocabulary #ieltsspeaking #english | Learn English Lauren
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💼 Phrasal Verb: Take over (B2) ✅ Meaning: to gain control of something or to begin doing something that someone else was doing. ✅ Examples: – “A new manager will take over next week.” – “She took over the project when her boss left.” – “Big companies often take over smaller ones.” 💡 Use “take over” when talking about control, leadership, or responsibility changing hands. #grammar #English #learnenglish #phrasalverbs #englishteacher | Learn English Lauren
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💼 Phrasal Verb: Take over (B2) ✅ Meaning: to gain control of something or to begin doing something that someone else was doing. ✅ Examples: – “A new manager will take over next week.” – “She took over the project when her boss left.” – “Big companies often take over smaller ones.” 💡 Use “take over” when talking about control, leadership, or responsibility changing hands. #grammar #English #learnenglish #phrasalverbs #englishteacher | Learn English Lauren
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🔤 Word Family: ENJOY Prefixes, suffixes & parts of speech! 🎉 enjoy (verb) – to take pleasure in something 😄 enjoyable (adjective) – fun or pleasant 😒 unenjoyable (adjective) – not fun or unpleasant 🗣️ Examples: – “I really enjoy your lessons.” (verb) – “The movie was very enjoyable.” (adj) – “That long meeting was unenjoyable.” (adj) #english #learnenglish #grammar | Learn English Lauren
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✅ “Done and dusted” = completely finished or successfully completed. 💬 Examples: • “The project is done and dusted — time to celebrate!” • “Once my exams are done and dusted, I’m going on holiday.” ✨ CEFR Level: B2 #English #learnenglish #idioms #idiomas #englishlearning #eslteacher | Learn English Lauren
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Idiom: nooks and crannies 👉 Meaning: hidden corners or small places. ✅ Example 1: I searched every nook and cranny for my keys. ✅ Example 2: The children explored the nooks and crannies of the old castle. ✍️ Can you make a sentence with nooks and crannies? *this an old video that I hadn’t posted here on Facebook yet I don’t think * #eslteacher #englishteacher #ieltsspeaking #idioms | Learn English Lauren
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💰 “Break the bank” = cost too much money or use up all your money 💬 Examples: • “That new phone looks amazing, but it would break the bank.” • “You can find great hotels that don’t break the bank.” ✨ CEFR Level: B2 #English #learnenglish #ESL #englishlearning #idioms #idiomas | Learn English Lauren
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🔥 3 Fire Idioms in English! 💥 Play with fire = take a big risk (B2) ⚡ Spread like wildfire = spread fast (B2) ⛽ Add fuel to the fire = make things worse (B2) 💬 Examples: “He’s playing with fire by lying.” “The news spread like wildfire.” “You’re just adding fuel to the fire!” #LearnEnglish #idiomas #ielts #english I | Learn English Lauren
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🤔 IELTS vs Real English “That behaviour is peculiar.” (B2) “That behaviour is strange.” (A2) “There’s a peculiar smell in the room.” (B2) “There’s a strange smell in the room.” (A2) “She found his reaction peculiar.” (B2) “She found his reaction strange.” (A2) Same meaning — simpler word = natural English! #IELTS #ESL #LearnEnglish #EnglishTips #RealEnglish | Learn English Lauren
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Idioms for Surprises! ✨ Out of the blue = unexpectedly ✨ Knock your socks off = amaze or impress ✨ Drop a bombshell = give shocking news 💬 Example: “She called me out of the blue!” “That performance knocked my socks off!” “He dropped a bombshell and quit his job!” #english #learnenglish #idioms #idiomas | Learn English Lauren
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⛽ “Running on fumes” = very tired or having almost no energy left 💬 Examples: • “I’ve been working all day and now I’m running on fumes.” • “After studying for 6 hours straight, she was running on fumes.” ✨ CEFR Level: B2 #englishlearning #idioms #English #learnenglish #ielts | Learn English Lauren
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⚡ “Cutting-edge” = very modern or advanced 💬 Examples: • “This phone uses cutting-edge technology.” • “Her ideas are really cutting-edge.” ✨ CEFR Level: B2 #LearnEnglish #EnglishIdioms #CuttingEdge #B2English #ESL #EnglishWithLauren | Learn English Lauren
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🚫💭 “Fall off the wagon” is a useful idiom when we talk about breaking healthy habits or going back to something we tried to quit—like smoking, drinking, or even junk food! 💬 For example: 🔹 “I’d been eating healthy all month, but I totally fell off the wagon this weekend and ordered pizza twice!” 🍕 It’s not just about alcohol—it can be used for any habit you’re trying to stop. ✅ Don’t worry if you fall off the wagon. Just get back on and keep going! You’re still making progress 💪 #english #
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📚 To be well-read (B2/C1) Meaning: having read a lot and having good knowledge Example: She is very well-read and can talk about almost any topic. 👉 Are you a well-read person? What’s the last book you read? #esl #vocabulary #grammar #learnenglish #learnenglishonline | Learn English Lauren
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“In” sound endings! Although they have different looking endings, they all sound like “in” ☺️ how many did you know? #English #IELTS #pronunciation #learning #learnenglish | Learn English Lauren
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English Listening Practice | Shopping at a market and cafe in Melbourne
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Learn English at a Restaurant in Australia | Real Life English Practice
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Talking about movies in English | English Listening Practice
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Learn Household Chores and Everyday Verbs in English | Real Life Listening Practice
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English Listening Practice | Grocery Shopping at the Supermarket in Australia
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What's an English class in Australia really like? | Real Life English Practice
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English Listening Practice | Travelling to markets, lakes and mountains in New Zealand vlog
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Morning routine and dog walking in Australia | English Listening Practice
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English Listening Practice | A country trail walk past horses, vineyards, & orchards
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😡 Infuriating C1 level It means : extremely annoying or frustrating “Waiting for the bus in the rain was infuriating” 🚌 “Having a slow wifi connection is so infuriating!” 🖥️ 👉 What’s the most infuriating thing that happened to you recently? #english #vocabulary #grammar #ieltspreparation #learnenglishlauren
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