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💡Apprendre l'anglais : to switch off alam clock

💡Apprendre l'anglais : to switch off alam clock

💡Apprendre l'anglais : to yawn

💡Apprendre l'anglais : to yawn

Vocabulary for Fluent Conversations! 🗣️ #LearnEnglish #DailyRoutine #LanguageTips

Vocabulary for Fluent Conversations! 🗣️ #LearnEnglish #DailyRoutine #LanguageTips

Essential English for Safety & Emergencies : Boost Your Communication Skills! 🚨🚑#LearnEnglish#Safety

Essential English for Safety & Emergencies : Boost Your Communication Skills! 🚨🚑#LearnEnglish#Safety

💡Apprendre l'anglais : To blow

💡Apprendre l'anglais : To blow

💡Apprendre l'anglais : To back into

💡Apprendre l'anglais : To back into

Boost Your Education Vocabulary: Essential English for Learning! 📚🎓 #Education #LearnEnglish

Boost Your Education Vocabulary: Essential English for Learning! 📚🎓 #Education #LearnEnglish

💡Apprendre l'anglais : To mime

💡Apprendre l'anglais : To mime

Talk About Family & Relationships: Key English Vocabulary! 👪❤️ #Family #Relationships #LearnEnglish

Talk About Family & Relationships: Key English Vocabulary! 👪❤️ #Family #Relationships #LearnEnglish

💡Apprendre l'anglais : To write off

💡Apprendre l'anglais : To write off

Speak Tech Like a Pro: Essential English Vocabulary for Technology! 💻📱#Technology #LearnEnglish

Speak Tech Like a Pro: Essential English Vocabulary for Technology! 💻📱#Technology #LearnEnglish

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : To keep a secret

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : To keep a secret

Essential Travel Vocabulary: Speak Englishwith Confidence! 🌍✈️ #Travel #LearnEnglish

Essential Travel Vocabulary: Speak Englishwith Confidence! 🌍✈️ #Travel #LearnEnglish

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : To multi-task

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : To multi-task

Master Weather Vocabulary: Essential English for Daily Conversations! ☀️🌧️ #Weather #LearnEnglish

Master Weather Vocabulary: Essential English for Daily Conversations! ☀️🌧️ #Weather #LearnEnglish

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : To hold

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : To hold

Boost Your Health Vocabulary: Essential English for Well-being! 💪 #Health #WellBeing #LearnEnglish

Boost Your Health Vocabulary: Essential English for Well-being! 💪 #Health #WellBeing #LearnEnglish

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : To blend

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : To blend

Boost your English skills for shopping ! #ShoppingVocabulary #LearnEnglish #EnglishSchool

Boost your English skills for shopping ! #ShoppingVocabulary #LearnEnglish #EnglishSchool

Apprendre l'anglais pour communiquer avec la méthode English In Context

Apprendre l'anglais pour communiquer avec la méthode English In Context

Top English Words for Work Success! #EnglishLearning#englishvocabulary #shorts #work #carreer

Top English Words for Work Success! #EnglishLearning#englishvocabulary #shorts #work #carreer

E-learning platform

E-learning platform

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : To dig

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : To dig

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : To cut all ties

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : To cut all ties

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : To be grateful

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : To be grateful

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : To cling

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : To cling

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : To act

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : To act

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : To save up

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : To save up

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : Throwing money

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : Throwing money

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : To cut off

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : To cut off

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : The prepositions across and against

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : The prepositions across and against

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : To cut across

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : To cut across

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : Never or Ever

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : Never or Ever

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : To cut back on

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : To cut back on

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : Strong and weak

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : Strong and weak

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : To browse

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : To browse

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : Wide and narrow

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : Wide and narrow

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : To be proud and take pride

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : To be proud and take pride

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : Shy and shyness

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : Shy and shyness

#englishvocabulary #esl #apprendreanglais #happynewyear #shorts

#englishvocabulary #esl #apprendreanglais #happynewyear #shorts

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : It’s time to chill out

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : It’s time to chill out

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : Christmas holidays

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : Christmas holidays

💡 A pprendre l'anglais : To pluck and to wax

💡 A pprendre l'anglais : To pluck and to wax

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : Neither and both

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : Neither and both

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : Few and far between

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : Few and far between

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : Internet connection

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : Internet connection

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : To ponder

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : To ponder

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : Intentionally

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : Intentionally

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : Get on well

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : Get on well

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : Confused

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : Confused

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : To rehearse

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : To rehearse

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : Be going to

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : Be going to

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : Greed and greedy

💡 Apprendre l'anglais : Greed and greedy

Learn English : To fry and to season

Learn English : To fry and to season

Learn English : To rush

Learn English : To rush

Learn English : Ingredients

Learn English : Ingredients

Learn English : Loophole

Learn English : Loophole

Learn English : Hungry

Learn English : Hungry

Learn English : To snuggle up

Learn English : To snuggle up

Intermediate : Frying pan

Intermediate : Frying pan

Advanced : Pros and Cons

Advanced : Pros and Cons

Intermediate : Breakfast

Intermediate : Breakfast

Advanced : To sway

Advanced : To sway

Intermediate : Waist, hips and thighs

Intermediate : Waist, hips and thighs

Advanced : TGIF

Advanced : TGIF

Intermediate : Barefoot

Intermediate : Barefoot

Advanced : To wish for

Advanced : To wish for

Intermediate : Bald

Intermediate : Bald

Advanced : Tight

Advanced : Tight

Intermediate : Ankles

Intermediate : Ankles

Advanced : To yawn

Advanced : To yawn

Intermediate : Magnificent view

Intermediate : Magnificent view

Advanced : Be wary of

Advanced : Be wary of

Intermediate : Bad habits

Intermediate : Bad habits

Group lessons at our school in Neuchâtel

Group lessons at our school in Neuchâtel

Advanced : Blocked and clogged

Advanced : Blocked and clogged

Intermediate : To hide and seek

Intermediate : To hide and seek

Advanced : To take off and land

Advanced : To take off and land

Intermediate : fall over

Intermediate : fall over

Advanced : What is a broad mind ?

Advanced : What is a broad mind ?

Intermediate : The preposition off

Intermediate : The preposition off

Advanced : To bear a grudge

Advanced : To bear a grudge

Intermediate : To beat

Intermediate : To beat

Advanced : The comfort zone

Advanced : The comfort zone

Intermediate : Starving

Intermediate : Starving

Advanced : Slack gun laws

Advanced : Slack gun laws

Intermediate : We shouldn't leave windows open

Intermediate : We shouldn't leave windows open

Advanced : Reluctant and unwilling to do things

Advanced : Reluctant and unwilling to do things

Intermediate : Therapist

Intermediate : Therapist

Advanced : Put aside for a rainy day

Advanced : Put aside for a rainy day

Intermediate : We blindfold with a blindfold

Intermediate : We blindfold with a blindfold

Advanced : Paying into a pension fund

Advanced : Paying into a pension fund

Intermediate : Using butter to cook

Intermediate : Using butter to cook

Advanced : Out of our depth

Advanced : Out of our depth

Afterwork English & Wine

Afterwork English & Wine

Intermerdiate : They should be able to play better than that

Intermerdiate : They should be able to play better than that

Advanced : Noise in the night

Advanced : Noise in the night

Intermediate : There is a verb for most actions

Intermediate : There is a verb for most actions

Advanced : Lateral thinking

Advanced : Lateral thinking

Intermediate : Taking a client's order

Intermediate : Taking a client's order

Advanced : It's time to chill out

Advanced : It's time to chill out

Intermediate : Somebody is in the house

Intermediate : Somebody is in the house

Advanced : Get something into one's head

Advanced : Get something into one's head

Intermediate : Prepositions after verbs

Intermediate : Prepositions after verbs

Advanced : Expressions with word

Advanced : Expressions with word

Intermediate : On holiday

Intermediate : On holiday

Advanced : Every cloud has a silver lining

Advanced : Every cloud has a silver lining

Off work activities

Off work activities

Akward

Akward

English vocabulary: On the point of / open wide / pass out / disguise / & more

English vocabulary: On the point of / open wide / pass out / disguise / & more

A job worth doing, is worth doing well!

A job worth doing, is worth doing well!

Too many donuts and learning to climb

Too many donuts and learning to climb

English in context - discover our PEP videos

English in context - discover our PEP videos

What do 'none the wiser' and 'let the cat out of the bag' mean?

What do 'none the wiser' and 'let the cat out of the bag' mean?

What does to get cold feet mean?

What does to get cold feet mean?

What does 'lenient' mean?

What does 'lenient' mean?

What do 'light headed', 'be around' and 'break the fall' mean?

What do 'light headed', 'be around' and 'break the fall' mean?

What does 'throw in the towel' mean?

What does 'throw in the towel' mean?

What does 'butter wouldn't melt in her mouth' mean?

What does 'butter wouldn't melt in her mouth' mean?

Three common phrasal verbs with 'cut'. Cut back on, cut off and cut across.

Three common phrasal verbs with 'cut'. Cut back on, cut off and cut across.

What does 'to browse' mean? What is a browser?

What does 'to browse' mean? What is a browser?

Why are rough and smooth such important adjectives?

Why are rough and smooth such important adjectives?

What does 'where there is a will, there is a way' mean?

What does 'where there is a will, there is a way' mean?

What does 'messy' mean? What is a mess?

What does 'messy' mean? What is a mess?

What does flag a car down mean?

What does flag a car down mean?

What do 'oblivious' and 'in the way' mean?

What do 'oblivious' and 'in the way' mean?

Parts of the body from the toes to the throat

Parts of the body from the toes to the throat

What is the last word? What does get a word in edgeways mean?

What is the last word? What does get a word in edgeways mean?

One definition of the word insane?

One definition of the word insane?

What is a stretcher and what does stretcher off mean?

What is a stretcher and what does stretcher off mean?

What do blow off, blow over, blow away and blow across mean?

What do blow off, blow over, blow away and blow across mean?

What do creepy, shove and get away from mean?

What do creepy, shove and get away from mean?

What does 'more than our fair share' mean?

What does 'more than our fair share' mean?

What does to busk mean and what is a busker?

What does to busk mean and what is a busker?

What does 'kill two birds with one stone' mean?

What does 'kill two birds with one stone' mean?

What do lose and ruin an appetite mean?

What do lose and ruin an appetite mean?

What is elbow grease? What does 'no time at all' mean?

What is elbow grease? What does 'no time at all' mean?

A drunk driver gets what she deserves.Phrasal verbs, expressions and more

A drunk driver gets what she deserves.Phrasal verbs, expressions and more

What do 'wary of', 'foolish', 'edge of a cliff' and 'take a few steps back' mean?

What do 'wary of', 'foolish', 'edge of a cliff' and 'take a few steps back' mean?

What is a rake? What does to rake mean? What does as thin as a rake mean?

What is a rake? What does to rake mean? What does as thin as a rake mean?

What does 'be wary of' mean?

What does 'be wary of' mean?

What does on purpose mean?

What does on purpose mean?

How do we use 'was able to' and 'could not have'?

How do we use 'was able to' and 'could not have'?

What do 'overtook', 'a blind bend' and 'a narrow escape' mean?

What do 'overtook', 'a blind bend' and 'a narrow escape' mean?

What does 'have a sweet tooth' mean?

What does 'have a sweet tooth' mean?

What is a bull's eye? How do we use 'not only but also'?

What is a bull's eye? How do we use 'not only but also'?

What does 'speed up' mean?

What does 'speed up' mean?

What do rinse the mouth and spit into the sink mean?

What do rinse the mouth and spit into the sink mean?

What do 'the coast is clear', 'settle a bill,' and 'snuck out of' mean'?

What do 'the coast is clear', 'settle a bill,' and 'snuck out of' mean'?

What does umpteen mean? What does to fall on deaf ears mean?

What does umpteen mean? What does to fall on deaf ears mean?

What do 'it beats me' and 'lack the basic skills' mean?

What do 'it beats me' and 'lack the basic skills' mean?

How do we use the irregular verb to light?

How do we use the irregular verb to light?

Which verb is used when we use a straw?

Which verb is used when we use a straw?

The verb lose with several expressions such as lose one's balance, lose one's mind etc...

The verb lose with several expressions such as lose one's balance, lose one's mind etc...

How do we use 'doesn't bother in the slightest'? What does 'toss a coin' mean?

How do we use 'doesn't bother in the slightest'? What does 'toss a coin' mean?

What does to scatter mean?

What does to scatter mean?

What is a blabbermouth?

What is a blabbermouth?

What is a misfortune? How do we use 'could have been'?

What is a misfortune? How do we use 'could have been'?

How do we use 'yet to learn'? What does the phrasal verb 'work it out' mean?

How do we use 'yet to learn'? What does the phrasal verb 'work it out' mean?

How do we use the verb 'dive' in the past tense?

How do we use the verb 'dive' in the past tense?

What is a mortgage?

What is a mortgage?

What does the phrasal verb 'run out of' mean?

What does the phrasal verb 'run out of' mean?

What does break in shoes mean?

What does break in shoes mean?

What are limbs?

What are limbs?

What does kneel mean and how do we use kneel in the past tense?

What does kneel mean and how do we use kneel in the past tense?

What does 'spoilt for choice' mean?

What does 'spoilt for choice' mean?

What does meaningless mean?

What does meaningless mean?

What do the phrasal verbs 'come up with' & 'catch on' mean?

What do the phrasal verbs 'come up with' & 'catch on' mean?

What are nostrils and earlobes?

What are nostrils and earlobes?

What is the difference between 'used to', 'be used to' and 'get used to'?

What is the difference between 'used to', 'be used to' and 'get used to'?

How do we use the verbs squeeze and spread?

How do we use the verbs squeeze and spread?

How to use the irregular verb 'to wear' & 30 words we use with this verb.

How to use the irregular verb 'to wear' & 30 words we use with this verb.

How do we use the phrasal verbs pick up and drop off?

How do we use the phrasal verbs pick up and drop off?

What do the phrasal verbs 'drag out of', 'knock out' and 'get rid of' mean?

What do the phrasal verbs 'drag out of', 'knock out' and 'get rid of' mean?

How to use 'wouldn't have' with 'hadn't + past participle'.

How to use 'wouldn't have' with 'hadn't + past participle'.

How do we use the irregular verb 'to beat'?

How do we use the irregular verb 'to beat'?

What are armpits? What does stank mean?

What are armpits? What does stank mean?

What do 'go without', 'not my cup of tea' and 'grab' mean?

What do 'go without', 'not my cup of tea' and 'grab' mean?

What do float, speed and strong current mean?

What do float, speed and strong current mean?

What do 'used to', 'get over' and 'fear' mean?

What do 'used to', 'get over' and 'fear' mean?

What do drown, capsize and fish out of mean?

What do drown, capsize and fish out of mean?

What do 'reckon', 'get rid of' and 'suffice' mean?

What do 'reckon', 'get rid of' and 'suffice' mean?

What does crumple paper mean?

What does crumple paper mean?

An umbrella can be useful during the pandemic!

An umbrella can be useful during the pandemic!

What does to pester mean?

What does to pester mean?

How do we use the irregular verb to feed?

How do we use the irregular verb to feed?

What does tight-fisted mean? Is it possible to get blood from a stone?

What does tight-fisted mean? Is it possible to get blood from a stone?

What does to spank mean? What is a spanking?

What does to spank mean? What is a spanking?

How do we use the irregular verb 'to dig'?

How do we use the irregular verb 'to dig'?

What does 'to huddle' mean?

What does 'to huddle' mean?

How do we use the irregular verb to keep?

How do we use the irregular verb to keep?

What are wrinkles?

What are wrinkles?

How do we use the verb 'to nudge'?

How do we use the verb 'to nudge'?

What do the phrasal verbs 'be into' & 'go on' mean? How do we use oblivious?

What do the phrasal verbs 'be into' & 'go on' mean? How do we use oblivious?

What does fearless mean? What does 'not flinch' mean?

What does fearless mean? What does 'not flinch' mean?

How to use the irregular verb 'leave'.

How to use the irregular verb 'leave'.

What does 'shout at the top of his voice' mean?

What does 'shout at the top of his voice' mean?

What does 'to spend' mean? What can we spend?

What does 'to spend' mean? What can we spend?

How do we use couldn't have been? What does 'without the slightest question' mean?

How do we use couldn't have been? What does 'without the slightest question' mean?

Do one's best - prevent from - get away from

Do one's best - prevent from - get away from