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r/EnglishLearning

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A place for learning English.

英語の学びのスペースです。

Un lugar para aprender Inglés.

مكان لتعلم اللغة الإنجليزية.

Un lieu pour apprendre l'Anglais.

Ein Ort zum Englisch lernen.

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1 month ago
What's the opposite of cash money? [US]
in US
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1 month ago
I want to teach my students some résumé lingo
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1 month ago
What's the outer layer of a building called?
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1 month ago
Anyone knows this expression that goes like, "Better grab and run than beg and be humiliated"?
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1 month ago
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Why isn't this right?
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1 month ago
Is potluck a word frequently used in the US? If not, what's the regular way of saying it?
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1 month ago
What's the verb that goes with "puff"?
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1 month ago
New Year's request to help with grammar
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1 month ago
Dying TO a disease
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1 month ago
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Is it a cat cage or a cat carrier? [US English]
in US English
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1 month ago
How do you say flaw but colloquially?
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1 month ago
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What is the word for this?
to r/EnglishLearning by ConfusedMom663
3 months ago
Clarification on terms like African American or Asian American
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3 months ago
Does this sentence make sense? “What’s your favourite menu item from KFC?”
to r/EnglishLearning by Takheer
1 month ago
What are the prepositions that sound super unnatural at the end of the question?
to r/EnglishLearning by FRANCEddss
3 months ago
How often do you hear this sentence being said amongst native speakers
to r/EnglishLearning by Individual_Club300
3 months ago
A term means something like lock opponent onto the ground by lock their head
to r/EnglishLearning by ParkingLetterhead641
3 months ago
What should I say when I want to move on or return to a previous topic besides 'anyway'?
to r/EnglishLearning by manzana4222
3 months ago
Anyone VS Those
to r/EnglishLearning by joywithhim
3 months ago
Could you check if these sentences are natural enough?
to r/EnglishLearning by bloodywolf1118
3 months ago
Why I can't use "a plastic"?
to r/EnglishLearning by Weekly_Flounder_1880
3 months ago
“All there is are” or “all there are is”
to r/EnglishLearning by Takheer
1 month ago
How do you say cowardly pass in an urban dictionary style term? Like chicken out I guess?
to r/EnglishLearning by Takheer
1 month ago
What's the simple word for bold in an inconsiderate way / arrogant / audacious / having quite a nerve?
to r/EnglishLearning by pepittalapistolera
3 months ago
Can't find a Word for this. Please help!