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Hey, English learners!👋 Today, I’ve got a fun “dancing” idiom for ya!💃🕺 Check it out below and see if you know what it means…⬇️

Hi please help. Dad is the business mind behind the operation, always coming up with new ideas to keep the bakery thriving. What's " business mind behind the operation" in this sentence?

English students, try this! Topic: Time Collocations

The dictionary says “so there” is an informal humorous idiom, though it looks like kind of unfriendly to me, even rude. Here, for example —No, I won’t help you, so there! I guess it’s probably a matter of context, isn’t it? Thanks!

Recommend some good tv shows in Russian to practice spoken Russian? Thanks guys!

Hello everyone of native English speakers.Sorry to disturb you to help me about the different prepositions to be used for different phrases with the same meaning. Such as these phrases are, they are planning to turn my mind into chaos. 1. music that is pleasant to the air. 2. music that pleases to the air. 3. music that pleases the air. 4. music that the ear is pleasant to. 5. music that the ear is pleasant with. 6. music that the ear pleases. 7 music that human ear is glad to listen to. 8. music that the ear is pleasant to hear. 9. music that makes the ear be pleasant. 10. music that makes the ear happy. 11. music the ear is pleasant to select. Question: Which is/are grammatically correct? Do they all have the same meaning? If only you were to correct any errors of my writing!