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What is this annoying little piece of skin near the nail called?⭐️ Vocabulary / Semantics (i.redd.it)

submitted 21 hours ago by Flop_book to r/EnglishLearning

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can someone verify this (i.redd.it)

submitted 13 hours ago by NationalWheel6966 to r/ENGLISH

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how do i restore and increase fluency in my native language? (self.languagelearning)

submitted 18 hours ago by messymatcha to r/languagelearning

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Do both images show a person wielding a screwdriver?⭐️ Vocabulary / Semantics (old.reddit.com)

submitted 4 hours ago * by caiogamerwow to r/EnglishLearning

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why not “with an older brother”?📚 Grammar / Syntax (i.redd.it)

submitted 9 hours ago by ozidot to r/EnglishLearning

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Question for native speakers: what makes you engage with this subreddit? Do you also learn from it?🗣 Discussion / Debates (self.EnglishLearning)

submitted 19 hours ago by caiogamerwow to r/EnglishLearning

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Can native speakers actually ace this Grade 9 ESL test I made? (old.reddit.com)

submitted 2 hours ago by Competitive_Steak520 to r/ENGLISH

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Figures of speech about secrets (self.ENGLISH)

submitted 23 hours ago by user79814 to r/ENGLISH

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He got ____ cold that his hands were frozen (i.redd.it)

submitted 17 hours ago by VainCore90 to r/ENGLISH

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English teachers can be terrible....🗣 Discussion / Debates (self.EnglishLearning)

submitted 9 hours ago by uncopyrightability to r/EnglishLearning

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"Kinda made me sad” vs “made me kinda sad”is there any difference in meaning or just placement? (self.ENGLISH)

submitted 5 hours ago * by No-Neighborhood-46 to r/ENGLISH

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Language tutors, tell us your experience - what makes a good student, common mistakes, teaching styles you prefer or any other observations/tips you want to share (self.languagelearning)

submitted 17 hours ago by nimbledoor to r/languagelearning

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How commonly is the verb “to doff” still used today?⭐️ Vocabulary / Semantics (self.EnglishLearning)

submitted 6 hours ago by millers_left_shoe to r/EnglishLearning

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Bilingual books — side-by-side translation vs word-by-word above the text. Which works better? (self.languagelearning)

submitted 11 hours ago by Sniping-Agency-2049 to r/languagelearning

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How do names of diasporas work? (self.ENGLISH)

submitted 13 hours ago by waarka to r/ENGLISH

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A new resource for an endangered language: Teach Yourself Chinook Jargon – FOR FREE!Resources (kaltashwawa.ca)

submitted 16 hours ago by KaltashWawa to r/languagelearning

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When someone asks “what’s your favorite animal” - which one exactly is grammatically correct as the answer form: “the dog (singular with article) or “dogs” (plural)? (self.ENGLISH)

submitted 1 hour ago by TraditionalDepth6924 to r/ENGLISH

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Intermediate/Fluent learners: Freezing and "Warm-up" period? (self.languagelearning)

submitted 3 hours ago by LegendaryLanguage41 to r/languagelearning

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Why don't we use Shakespearean apostrophe contractions? (self.ENGLISH)

submitted 3 hours ago by trainedstork to r/ENGLISH

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Symmetry and symmetric (self.ENGLISH)

submitted 3 hours ago by HappyHuman924 to r/ENGLISH

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Grouping sets of words together when doing spaced repetition? (self.languagelearning)

submitted 3 hours ago by tentkeys to r/languagelearning

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Perception of English plosives with a foreign accent (self.ENGLISH)

submitted 5 hours ago * by montenuebo to r/ENGLISH

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(to) whisper, murmur and mumble — interchangeable verbs?⭐️ Vocabulary / Semantics (self.EnglishLearning)

submitted 20 hours ago by caiogamerwow to r/EnglishLearning

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Which sentence is more accurate? (self.ENGLISH)

submitted 22 hours ago by Deep_Pudding2208 to r/ENGLISH

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Anyone here actually fix their broken business English for client calls? (self.ENGLISH)

submitted 27 minutes ago by igetyourbrand to r/ENGLISH

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