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Make out or make up? You use ‘make out’ to mean that you
Make out or make up? You use ‘make out’ to mean that you just manage to understand, hear or see something: ‘I could only make out about half of...

To share something on someone’s wall refers to an action taken
To share something on someone’s wall refers to an action taken on a social media platform, like Facebook. A wall is a viewing platform from which yo...

Tongue twisters Tongue twisters are an excellent way to
Tongue twisters Tongue twisters are an excellent way to practise your pronunciation. Listen to the following tongue twisters and follow the script be...

although & despite ‘Although’ and ‘even though’ are
although & despite ‘Although’ and ‘even though’ are conjunctions and have the same meaning. We use the structure; Although and a clause Al...

high or tall? (watch or read) You don’t usually say a high
high or tall? (watch or read) You don’t usually say a high building. It’s a tall building. Although you can say that it’s a high-rise build...

used to or used for? (listen or read) ‘Used to’ refers to
used to or used for? (listen or read) ‘Used to’ refers to something that was true in the past. I used to ride to work every day, but I live too f...