abigailcalleja

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An acronym uses the first letters of a phrase to create a short form. Acronyms are used in common...

March 11, 2025

Twilight, Shmylight… long before Edward Cullen dazzled everyone (ahem) with with his pallid skin and brooding eyes, actors like...

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Onomatopoeia words are words which sound like the action they describe, like splash, crash, and swoosh for example. Many...

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Some of you are learning about collective nouns here at EC English Language School. One of the many oddities...

March 11, 2025

Recently, we talked about 12 of the most commonly-used prefixes in the English language. Today, we’re going to talk...

March 11, 2025

Articles can be confusing. 'A' doctor or 'the' doctor? 'The' eraser or 'an' eraser? Don't worry... the rules are...

March 11, 2025

Inspired by the Golden Gate Bridge, here are 10 simple rules of the English Sentence: A sentence is a...

March 7, 2025

Do you have trouble saying words like “perfect”, “pray”, “feel”, and “fan”? If so, here are a few tips,...

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Bristolian!

Hi everyone, Did you have a nice weekend? What did you do? Where did you go? Did you know...

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