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Whatever type of home one lives in, knowing basic house vocabulary is essential for just about everyone. And while some jargon may be quite straightforward, there are other more obscure words which are not. This handy homework sheet helps students… Continue

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Whether one enjoys it or not, shopping is a common feature of everyday modern life. However, the language that comes with grocery shopping is not always easy to master. This handy homework sheet helps students practise Grocery Store Vocabulary in… Continue

Teachers - Homework: Kitchen Vocabulary

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Teachers - Homework: Laundry Vocabulary

Though it may not be anyone’s favourite chore, washing clothes is an important part of daily adult life. And while the task in itself may be straightforward, the jargon that comes with it is not.

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Ellipsis in English

Ellipsis (pronounced il-LIP-sis) refers to both a grammatical concept and a punctuation mark.

USA Abbreviations and Vocabulary

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Easy background information and vocabulary about the USA for learners of English visiting or living in the United States of America. Note that spelling on this page is in American English.