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- What does the expression " it's raining cats and dogs" mean?
It's an idiomatic expression
- What is your favorite form of writing?.
I enjoy keeping a diary, writing out recipes. Share some of your favourites😊
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I love writing my journal every day, and reading it later reminding myself of all the fun and beautiful days behind me
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- I love teaching idioms, what idiom do you think sounds fascinating to you?
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The entire time, I have dedicated my whole time to English language. I have 3 major degrees (MA, BA and IELTS), and all of them are related to English language. Furthermore, I have a rich experience in teaching online. To me, English is a happy story, and I'm its protagonist. I hope I can influence a lot of people around the world to love this language as much as I do.
- If I'm new to a language, how much time do I need to start speaking at a basic level?
How many lessons is it better to have per week for successful learning?
- Words that have the same spelling with multiple meanings.
Example: The word BAT I swing the bat. I saw a bat in a cave. How many words can you find?.
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I found three
- True or false "You can't teach an old Dog new tricks" My answer is No, what do say?
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It depends on if the dog would like to learn! This is a very old school idiom, meaning once people are set in their ways, it is hard to change them. However, I find there are always people (and dogs!) who are willing to learn a thing or two.