Tag: intermediate English
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Hosting a Gathering: The Art of Connection
Hosting a gathering among friends is a generous act that goes beyond planning and practical details—it’s about creating a space where meaningful connections can bloom away from digital distractions. Every culture has its own traditions, yet all value the small gestures that hold together strong bonds. In our fast-paced world, where relationships are often kept…
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Why Phrasal Verbs Matter?
Phrasal verbs are essential for understanding and speaking fluent English. They’re everyday expressions — living fragments of the language that evolve over time. Born from daily usage, they’ve become part of the culture due to their practicality and spontaneity. That’s why, here, you won’t just memorize endless verb lists. Instead, you’ll experience authentic situations, explore different…
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Became a Hiker – More than just a walk
There’s something deeply honest about walking a trail. No rush, no filters, no noise — just you, your breath, the dirt beneath your feet, and the quiet challenge ahead. Hiking slows you down in a world that never stops, and that alone can change how you see things. If you’re learning English, hiking is a…
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Why You Should Learn Phrasal Verbs Now
If you’re trying to sound more natural in English, phrasal verbs are something you can’t get around. Native speakers throw them in all the time — in conversations, emails, songs, and even news reports. You might pick up grammar rules and vocabulary, but if you skip phrasal verbs, your English will always feel a bit…
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Rediscovering Ourselves in National Parks
When we head out into nature, we’re not just looking for trees and trails — we’re trying to get away from noise, pressure, and endless to-do lists. National parks invite us to slow down, look around, and simply be. Whether you’re hoping to run into wildlife or just take in the quiet, something inside starts…