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There is a piece of vocabulary that rarely gets taught in English textbooks yet is so common you will have almost certainly encountered one already. I'm talking about word pairs, or binomials. Two words connected by a preposition that act in a similar way to idiom although their meaning is usually a lot easier to work out. If you can master them, they will help make your English sound more natural. Consider the following sentences: We've had some good and bad times here We've had a few ups and downs here. Which one sounds more natural? Ups and downs is a way of describing good and bad experiences in a quick, idiomatic way. There are hundreds of word pairs in English but here are 5 of the most common. 1) love you and leave you I need to love you and leave you. We say this to good friends or family as a way to say goodbye. 2) heart and soul I've put my heart and soul into this business We say this to describe a lot of emotional effort 3) swings and roundabouts I lost a lot on that deal but gained a lot on the other one so, swings and roundabouts We say this to mean somethings work out but others don't 4) trial and error I have learnt mainly through trial and error. We say this to describe a situation where we learnt by trying things and making mistakes. 5) neck and neck The race was neck and neck until the very end. We use this to describe a situation where the race is very even

🎭 WHAT WOULD YOU SAY? You are in a restaurant and your food is cold. 🍝 What would you say politely? 🇬🇧 Write one sentence in English. 🇫🇷 Écrivez une phrase en français. 💬 Let's see how you would handle the situation! 👇 ?

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Hello native English speakers. Which is grammatically correct? Do you have the same meaning? 1a. Long live the King. 1b. May the King live long. 1c. May long live the King. 2a. God bless you. 2b. May God bless you. 2c. God blesses you. 2d. I wish God blessed you.

In this episode of The Everyday English Podcast, host Mohammad Riaz tackles one of life’s biggest dilemmas: Would you rather be rich or happy? We explore the common assumption that money equals success and discuss whether financial wealth truly leads to a fulfilling life

你好，我是中国人，我可以教你们学习中文，也可以帮助你们做题，有需要的私信，但是在这个应用我上线的时间不太长哦 Hello, I'm from China. I can teach you Chinese and help you with your homework. Feel free to send me a message if you're interested. Just a heads-up: I don't log in to this app very often.

In Persian culture, when someone calls you beautiful, a common reply is, "It's your eyes that are beautiful" meaning you must hold beauty within yourself to recognize it in others. Everything is a mirror <3