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24 Compound Adjectives to Describe a Person - My Lingua Academy
Compound adjectives to describe a person: Absent-minded Bad-tempered Big-headed Big-hearted Broad-shouldered Easy-going
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Words that Express Modality - My Lingua Academy
Words that express modality: Certain/certainly Clear/clearly Definite/definitely Essential/essentially Necessary/necessarily Obvious/obviously
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7 Helpful Idioms For Beautiful Scenery
7 Helpful Idioms For Beautiful Scenery - LillyPad.ai
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15 Words that Come from Names and Nicknames
What if your nickname became a dictionary entry?
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Learning English - The English We Speak - Butter up
Learning English - The English We Speak - Butter up
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Compound Adjectives - My Lingua Academy
Compound Adjectives - My Lingua Academy
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Understanding Sentence Fragments (Grammar) - English Current
Understanding Sentence Fragments (Grammar) - English Current
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Collocations Related to Sleeping and Dreaming - My Lingua Academy
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English idioms - alphabetical list C2
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Learn 10 C2 (advanced / proficient) level idioms that will help you sound more like a native speaker. Video lesson and test included!