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Maybe you tend to use (or overuse) the phrase “I think”! In this lesson from VOA news (lesson and video), you will find out the most common phrases for expressing opinion, and the contexts for using each expression. Check the lesson here .         

Maybe you tend to use (or overuse) the phrase “I think”! In this lesson from VOA news (lesson and video), you will find out the most common phrases for expressing opinion, and the contexts for using each expression. Check the lesson here .         

  Do you want to have your written assignment checked before you submit it to your teacher? This tool is for you! Grammar Check       examines spelling, grammar and more. Copy and paste or type your text into the box. Click on Free Check for spelling and grammar checking. Click on Deep Check to spot writing-related errors, such as punctuation, wrong words or style! More tools are available on Learn English Platform app.  

  Do you want to have your written assignment checked before you submit it to your teacher? This tool is for you! Grammar Check       examines spelling, grammar and more. Copy and paste or type your text into the box. Click on Free Check for spelling and grammar checking. Click on Deep Check to spot writing-related errors, such as punctuation, wrong words or style! More tools are available on Learn English Platform app.  

 Many learners have problems making the difference between short and long vowels, in word pairs like: sheep/ship, been/bin, feel/fill or heat/hit; which may result in communication problems. For this, you may check this lesson on Minimal pairs from Easy World of English. More resources on pronunciation are available on LEP app on: Homepage/Skills/Speaking.

 Many learners have problems making the difference between short and long vowels, in word pairs like: sheep/ship, been/bin, feel/fill or heat/hit; which may result in communication problems. For this, you may check this lesson on Minimal pairs from Easy World of English. More resources on pronunciation are available on LEP app on: Homepage/Skills/Speaking.

 Do you know the difference between ‘could’, ‘would’, or ‘should’? Check this entry from Britannica dictionary. Learn and share! How to Use Could, Would, and Should?