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arniebrucecooper
Apr 14, 20233 min read
CONTRACTIONS'RE EVERYTHING!
One of the most underused (by non-native speakers) and underrated parts of the English language is contractions, which are shortened...
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arniebrucecooper
Apr 11, 20232 min read
The Quirkiest of English Quirks: The Strange World of “Do”
Do you know the origins of this linguistic oddity and why it's so challenging to master? In this post, I’ll share some tips and examples...
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arniebrucecooper
Apr 2, 20232 min read
(American) "T" is for Trouble
A "T" is not a "T"--at least when it comes to American English pronunciation. Indeed, one of the reasons the American "T" can be...
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arniebrucecooper
Mar 31, 20232 min read
"Ain't That a Shame"
If you've ever heard the word "ain't" being thrown around in movies, music, or even in casual conversations, you might be wondering what...
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arniebrucecooper
Mar 10, 20232 min read
Don't "freak out" About Phrasal Verbs
Are you freaking out about phrasal verbs? Don't worry, you're not alone! In this blog post, I'll explain what phrasal verbs are and why...
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arniebrucecooper
Feb 24, 20232 min read
Think in English!
What’s up English learners! If you're reading this, you're already on the right track to improving your English skills. But have you...
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arniebrucecooper
Feb 20, 20232 min read
English Oddity #1: Contronyms
If you’ve been speaking English even for a relatively short time, you already know that it’s a strange language. Here’s an English oddity...
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arniebrucecooper
Feb 4, 20232 min read
The Final Word on the "Final L"
Let's explore something that can be a bit tricky: the "final L" sound in English. So what is the "final L" sound? It's simply the...
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