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Your students need more speaking than lessons alone can provide. Finding partners is hard, and speaking in front of others can feel intimidating 👇🏻
It's late, you're exhausted, and your bed is calling. Name the idiom from the emojis. Reply first, swipe second.
Can, could, should, must, might. Five small words that change how polite, certain, or bossy you sound.
A quick cheat sheet so you pick the right one. Which one do you overuse?
"This feature is bad" ends the conversation. "I see where you're coming from, but..." starts a real one.
Five ways to push back at work without starting a fight. Save it before your next planning meeting.
She is married with a doctor. Something in this sentence is off and it's not the doctor part. Tell us the fix before you swipe for the answer.
It's 1 a.m., the deadline is tomorrow, and you're still working. Name the idiom from the emojis. Reply with your guess. The answer is on the last slide.
"I have seen it yesterday" sounds off, and this card shows why. Finished time means past simple. Still connected to now means present perfect.
Save this one, you will need it in your next conversation.
"Yesterday I did tasks, today I will do tasks, no problems" tells your team nothing.
Five status types for async standups, each with a line you can copy: progress, in flight, pivot, blocker, handoff.
If you take English literally, half the things natives say sound like a threat.
Here are 4 everyday idioms with “BREAK” that aren't about smashing anything 🤌
I usually ___ (have) breakfast at 7. One little verb, one blank, and apparently way more debate than it should cause. Type your version before you swipe for the answer.
Irregular verbs have no pattern, so stop guessing. Here are the ones you actually use every day, with all three forms in one place.
Save it for the next time you freeze on "did you saw" or "did you see".
Let's meet ___ 3 pm. At, in, or on? Time prepositions are sneaky little things. Drop your answer before you swipe.
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We're responsible ___ this project. For, to, or at? This is the preposition that trips up even confident English speakers. Guess before you swipe.
