Hello!! I have a doubt with regard to the use of the word benefit should it be followed by of, to or in ? E.g. I highlighted their benefits of reducing the cost I highlighted their benefits in reducing the cost I highlighted their benefits to reduce the cost I would say of but I am not 100% sure

Hello English learners! Do you know the answer?

This one is more of a brainteaser. :) "I sometimes smell but have no nose. I’ll protect you outdoors. I am open all the time. I am not allowed in some houses. What am I?"

My country has a variety of music, but the folk music is a mix between African, Europes and popular sounds, for example one of the music gender more famous is merengue

What is the importance of learning the Arabic language, and how can it benefit both personal and professional growth?

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The definition of beauty has been changing a lot all the time. Because the definition of beauty never exists alone, it is related to history, culture and the society development level. With the development of society, and more people get the opportunity of education, I think I increasingly agree with the current mainstream aesthetic. That is the tolerance to multiple definition of beauty. Beauty can be everything, everyone has his or her thoughts about what is beauty, and this can be supported and accepted. Beauty can be inter beauty, when someone has a beautiful heart, he or she can be regarded possessing beauty.

Another tongue twister! Can you say it 5 times fast? "Betty bought a bit of butter but the butter was too bitter, so Betty bought a better butter to make the bitter butter better?"

Spanish students 👩🏼‍🏫🇪🇦 Did you know this word? I bring you today one word that you won't see in textbooks but we use all the time in spoken Spanish in informal situations: CHAPUZA ¿Qué significa? Chapuza significa algo de mala calidad (poorly done). También se usa para arreglar cosas en la casa uno mismo (little works at home that you do to save money and not pay an specialist, so the quality is usually poor). Ejemplos: Tu proyecto de diseño es una chapuza. En mi casa estamos de chapuzas, mi marido está arreglando el baño y yo pintando la cocina, es más barato!

🇬🇧 Phrasal Verbs Quiz for level B2-C1🇺🇸 Choose the correct phrasal verb to complete each sentence 😃