Can lazy people be fit? What is the least amount of exercise someone can get away with doing whilst still staying healthy? We talk about it and teach you related vocabulary.
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#learnenglish #exercise #fitness #lazy

Making mistakes can be a big problem, but spotting what’s wrong can help you to improve. 🧐🤔
Tell us what’s wrong in the text in this post!
 
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Which do you prefer? Tea or coffee? 
Well, if you want to offer someone a cup of tea, here are formal and informal ways of doing it. Did you know that the informal version of ‘cup of tea’ is ‘cuppa’? 🧐
 
#formal #informal #englishwords #vocabulary https://t.co/RbGJLNtnSW

A new study says the hormone oxytocin – known as the 'love hormone’ - might not be necessary for social relationships after all. Learn the language used in the headlines around this story.
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#learnenglish #lovehormone #love #romance #vocabulary https://t.co/EIj38yaolw

a) 'especially' is the correct answer.   Well done!  
 Are there any types of films that you especially like? 🙃

🤔What's the difference between 'specially' and 'especially'? 🏼‍Tom tells you all about it in just 1 minute.⏱

Which word goes in the gap?

🍿I love films, I ______ like comedies.

a) especially
b) specially

#confusingwords  #vocabulary  #englishinaminute https://t.co/qz78kiveEo

5 things to say when you really want something, and you want to be polite. What do you want to ask for?
(Note: these are not exact synonyms and may not work in every sentence)⁠

Find out more about politeness here: https://t.co/akKqjwjKEf 

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You obviously have a lot of parties, because lots of you got the answer right - 3. 'have'. 🥳 Well done!  You can also say 'throw a party', for all those party animals out there!  When was the last time you had or threw a party?

Birthday parties are great! But what verb do we use with them? Try our quiz!

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#verbs #collocation #birthdays #cake #vocabulary https://t.co/PhJaUa9krT

Hey there! The incorrect option is C: 'Either of my sisters is tall.' Well done if you spotted the incorrect answer. Can you use 'either' correctly? 🙂

Hey there! The correct answers are: 'go on' means 'continue', 'go back' means 'return', 'go in for' means 'like doing', and 'go along with' means 'agree with'. Well done if you got those right! Can you use any one them in your own sentences? 🙂

🧐🤔Are you a wisher or a worker? 🤩The star of The Mummy and The Whale, Brendan Fraser, is definitely a worker! Double-tap if you agree! Tell us about your goals. What do you wish for – and what do you work for?

#brendanfraser #thewhale #BBCLearningEnglish https://t.co/oONU4AaGGD

Look at these four phrasal verbs with ‘go’. Can you match them to the right meaning?🤔
#phrasalverbs #englishvocabulary #learningenglish #goback #goinfor #goalongwith https://t.co/bIKHQKhgWb

🤔 Can you tell the difference between 'both', 'neither' and 'either'? ‍ Sam explains it all. 

‍🦰‍🦰Watch the video and tell us which sentence is INCORRECT?
a. Both of my sisters are tall.
b. Neither of my sisters is tall.
c. Either of my sisters is tall. https://t.co/10DR62mhnF

Do you know what ‘bite the bullet’ means? Check out the meaning of this idiom. 
When did you last bite the bullet? 🫦🦷🧐🤔
 
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We can say 'old' in lots of different ways - here are five! Can you use these words in a sentence?
(Note: these are not exact synonyms and may not work in every sentence)⁠

Another phrase is 'old school' - hear Sian and Feifei explain it here: https://t.co/Y3F24p7dou / https://t.co/P9J0tSXHaA

It’s nice when the boss foots the bill! Maybe you could repay them by showing them this post about feet-related idioms! 🤔🤷🧐🦶‍🦰
Do you know any others?

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The 'or' should be 'nor'. Well done to all of you - so many of you - who got the correct answer! 🥳🤩

Is artificial intelligence capable of consciousness? We’ll hear from an expert who believes AI is not as intelligent as we sometimes think, and as usual, we’ll be learning some new vocabulary as well.

Watch it now: https://t.co/EAvxw5VnM3

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Want to improve your English? A great way to do that is by spotting mistakes.
Tell us what’s wrong in the text in this post!🤔🧐

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#mistakes #englishwords #vocabulary #speakenglish #learnenglish #englishtip https://t.co/YvjqvTKrXX