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1. Cavalry and calvary
People often confuse cavalry (armed forces on horseback) with calvary, an experience of extreme suffering, especially mental suffering.
We call a metathesis the change of one or more sounds within a word. And yes. Metathesis is also a hard word to pronounce.
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Do you play a musical instrument?
It's like having a conversation with another person in English.
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NO-BRAINER: this is basically an easy decision. It's something that requires little or no mental effort.
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Today, I will talk about Coca-Cola. And with a mini-story, you will improve your English fluency while learning some fun facts about Coca-Cola.
Do you like Coca-Cola? I used to drink plenty of Coke when I was younger, but I try to drink more water nowadays. However, I admit that Coca-Cola is the perfect drink to complement my popcorn at the cinema. And the good news is that if you want a healthier version, you can choose the sugar-free and even caffeine-free Coke.
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- Do you know how to express probability in English?
Probably, but just in case, let's practice with some basic expressions.
In the second part, we will practice fluency with a short mini-story of questions and answers.
In today's episode, we will learn some phrases and words used to express probability. I'm sure you already know some of these expressions, and seeing them with some examples will help you consolidate them.
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Today, we are going to continue with more things that we should not say or do when you have a conversation in English.
Next, you will practice some grammar in an intuitive way with a point of view lesson
Cool! Let's look at some more bad strategies. This way, you can avoid having uncomfortable conversations in the future.
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"Your bank called you."
Phew. Every time the bank calls me, they try to offer me something I don't need: a mortgage, credit, insurance. But I suppose that, if there is a problem, they also call you.
Still, they have never called me to give me any good news.
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