#Fall-into-Learning

Hello everyone, I hope you are all doing well. Will you find the right relative clause? If you have a question, feel free to check my profile🤝 👉 Conversation | 👉 Test preparation | 👉 Academic and Business English Have a great day everyone.

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Learning vocabs It is mor effective to learn vocabs 5 to 10 minutes per day than once a week for 1,5 hours. What do you think, what are your experiences?

"International companies often ______ with local suppliers to ensure fair prices and quality materials." a) ignore b) negotiate c) complicate d) reject

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Learning a language is full of funny little gems — those adorable slip-ups that make us laugh and learn at the same time! 😂 I’ve seen plenty of moments where a tiny word swap turns the meaning upside down. But hey, these aren’t mistakes — they’re proof you’re growing! 🌱 So let’s laugh, enjoy, and keep going. Here’s a quick fictional chat inspired by real classroom fun. 🎉✨ Student: So when I walked into the room, confidence oozed out of me. I was like a star! Teacher: Wait, wait. Ooze out makes it sound like your confidence was dripping like slime. You probably mean exuded confidence. It’s a bit cleaner — and less sticky. Student: Oh, right! That sounds better. And for lunch, I had this amazing Japanese pancake — it was sweet and salty. But I thought pancakes are supposed to be… sweet and… um… what’s the word? Teacher: Savory, not salty. Salt is just the flavour, but savory describes the whole taste profile — like when something’s not sweet. Student: Got it! And for my speech tomorrow, I’ll wear jeans and a hoodie. That should be appropriate, right? Teacher: Maybe not appropriate — try customary. It might be appropriate to you, but if everyone else is wearing suits… you’ll just be the comfy rebel.