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  • Talking about stress in english and stress vocabulary
    ESL Students | ESL teachers

    Talking about stress in English: Stress-related vocabulary

    ByELT Admin May 22, 2025May 22, 2025

    Stress is a part of life that everyone experiences, whether it’s from school, work, or…

    Read More Talking about stress in English: Stress-related vocabularyContinue

  • What clippings or truncations are in english
    ESL Students

    Common clippings (truncations) in English

    ByELT Admin May 19, 2025July 15, 2025

    What are clippings? Well, we’re not talking about newspaper clippings here. We’re talking truncations. Whether…

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  • Talking about stress at the workplace
    ESL Students | ESL teachers

    Workplace stress and some of its common causes

    ByELT Admin May 16, 2025May 28, 2025

    (Please note: this article is geared to speaking practice when talking about workplace stress). Workplace…

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  • Irish colloquialisms
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    Common colloquialisms in Irish English

    ByELT Admin May 15, 2025May 15, 2025

    “He’s gone to the happy hunting grounds.” (A gentle way to say a dog has…

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  • Common scottish colloquialisms
    ESL Students

    Common colloquialisms in Scottish English

    ByELT Admin May 15, 2025May 15, 2025

    “Mind the dug! She might lick you to death!” (Becareful of the dog). Scottish English…

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  • British colloquialisms
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    Common colloquialisms in British English

    ByELT Admin May 12, 2025May 15, 2025

    British English is a treasure trove of quirky phrases and cheeky expressions that can leave…

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  • The changing esl market
    ESL Students | ESL teachers

    Do you want to learn English? The ESL market has shifted. Teachers need teachers. Buyer beware.

    ByELT Admin May 9, 2025May 9, 2025

    I’m not going to spend much time talking about any specific online English as a…

    Read More Do you want to learn English? The ESL market has shifted. Teachers need teachers. Buyer beware.Continue

  • American english colloquialisms
    ESL Students

    20 common colloquialisms in American English

    ByELT Admin April 28, 2025May 15, 2025

    American English is a vibrant tapestry of expressions that bring color and character to everyday…

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  • Using come and go properly
    ESL Students

    “Come” vs “Go”: How to use them properly in English

    ByELT Admin April 23, 2025April 23, 2025

    Both “come” and “go” are confusing words in English, as many native speakers use them…

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  • Building good sentences
    ESL Students

    Say it right: Build sentences like a pro

    ByELT Admin April 21, 2025April 21, 2025

    Effective writing hinges on crafting good sentences, as they form the foundation of clear, engaging,…

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