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Adults Kids & Teens Tell us what, how and where you want to study you and we’ll help you find the best option. Our service includes: Support with course applications…
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Adventure & English Language Courses

C1E’s outdoor Adventure and English Language courses provide a unique study experience for both kids and adults. Morning: 3 hours in class studying English Afternoon: 3 hours learning and participating…
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Look at our fantastic options for children and teens in the UK and Europe! Intensive Courses:The UKMalta Sport & Adventure EnglishThe UKMalta 1-1 English Classes (0nline on Skype/Zoom) Tell us…
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Do your final bachelor’s degree year, master’s or MBA in the UK or Australia after studying an online diploma. Students graduating from UK universities in 2021 will receive Post Study…
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Technical & Professional English

Our specialist English courses are for closed groups of adults (from one school/college/company) aged 17+. Participants on our courses become happy, confident English users at work or college/university in their…
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Pronunciation-Pro UK: Weekender

Discover and practise how to speak with a southeast English accent in four days! 😉 Four classes per day of intense pronunciation/accent reduction work + 15 minutes 1-1 personal review/tuition…
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Don't forget on Tuesday!: A free 20-minute pronunciation workout (a live webinar) on Tuesday! Sign up on Eventbrite https://t.co/fdfCKo6sxe

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Dates confirmed for our Easter holidays 2020 kids' English Club! Monday 6th – Friday 17th April 2020 :-) Limited spaces https://t.co/uZphm2bKH5

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A free 20-minute pronunciation workout on Tuesday! :-) https://t.co/hZV9I69GMt…/…/265464402/

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Which of these have you heard? Here are a few common ways we express being vague and approximate in conversation:
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Great interview with an English language teaching figurehead in Korea which highlights changes over the past decade in the materials we use in classrooms: Paper books in decline and more online/digital stuff! https://t.co/g9SvpRqjUM

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New 1-1 Skype/Zoom classes for kids now available at Cambridge1English! https://t.co/imICgg1YQz

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Which would you prefer?: A dream internship in ...

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A free 20-minute pronunciation workout (a live webinar) on Tuesday! If you'd like to attend, message me on Facebook :-)

https://www.meetup.com/Cambridge1English-Meetups/events/265464402/

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Free 20-Minute Word Workout! (Pronunciation & Accent)

Tue, Oct 15, 2019, 6:00 PM: Join me for a quick (20 minutes), free, fun, fast-paced pronunciation workout of a list of words you use every day! Get (even more) confident in how you say them when you'r

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Which of these have you heard? Here are a few common ways we express being vague and approximate in conversation.
1. ... or whatever
Meaning: or something similar
2. six-ish
Meaning: approximately six o’clock or used when suggesting 6 o'clock (-ish is an informal suffix)
3. ... and stuff
... and things like that [Common error note: Not 'this']
Reason: There are more details but they are unnecessary
4. ... and blah blah blah
Meaning: The speaker is reporting what someone said, but doesn’t use the exact words because s/he thinks they are boring or unnecessary
5. some guy/bloke
Meaning: a man that is not well known to the speaker

http://www.cambridge1english.com/expressing-being-vague-approximate-in-conversation/

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