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IELTS Energy 1622: Love the Library? How to Talk About it on IELTS Speaking (opens the original)
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When was the last time you went to your local library? You may be asked about libraries on IELTS Speaking. This could also be the topic of your Task 2 question. Today you’ll learn high-scoring phrases to tackle these questions. #1: Cornerstone of the community... Read More The post IELTS Energy 1622: Love the Library? How to Talk About it on IELTS Speaking appeared first on .
Business English 616: Are You Betting on It? How to Make Confident Predictions In English (opens the original)
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How do you talk about a business decision you think will succeed? Today, Lindsay and Michelle share how to use “bet on” naturally at work. They introduce similar expressions you can use when talking about expectations and predictions. Would you bet on it? Lindsay mentions... Read More The post Business English 616: Are You Betting on It? How to Make Confident Predictions In English appeared first on .
Business English 613: Want to Learn Phrasal Verbs? Stick Around! (opens the original)
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Do you use phrasal verbs often? Whether you do or not, stick around! We’ll share how to use the phrasal verb “stick around” at work and in everyday conversations. You’ll also learn other phrasal verbs with “stick” that you can use to connect in English.... Read More The post Business English 613: Want to Learn Phrasal Verbs? Stick Around! appeared first on .
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