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easter

Easter in the UK

A Lighter, Family-Focused Celebration While Easter in Spain (Semana Santa) is known for its powerful processions, emotional music, and deep religious meaning, in the UK it is celebrated in a very different way. In Britain, Easter is a quieter, more relaxed holiday centred on family, food, and fun springtime traditions. The Long Weekend One of […]

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What can you say instead of «Nice?»

Speak Like a Native with Better Vocabulary! Do you always say «nice» when you like something? “That’s a nice dress.” “She’s a nice person.” “This is a nice place.” It’s correct, but if you want to sound more fluent, interesting, and expressive, it’s time to learn some better words! 1. Talking about a person ❌ She’s a nice person. ✅ Try:

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Stop Saying «Sorry» – 10 Better Ways to Apologise in English!

Do you always say «Sorry» when you make a mistake? While «sorry» is correct, native speakers use different expressions depending on the situation. If you want to sound more natural and fluent, try these alternatives! 1. Casual Ways to Say «Sorry» For small mistakes in daily conversations, use these: ✅ «Oops! My bad!» (¡Ups! ¡Fue mi

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Alternatives to «Thank You»

10 Better Ways to Show Gratitude in English! Saying «Thank you» is great, but native speakers don’t always use the same phrase. If you want to sound more natural and fluent, try using these different ways to express gratitude in English! 1. Casual Ways to Say «Thank You» For everyday situations with friends, family, or colleagues, try these: ✅ «Thanks!» (¡Gracias!) ✅ «Thanks

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Are you still saying «very?»

Better Words to Sound More Fluent in English! If you always say «very» (very big, very small, very happy), your English might sound repetitive! Native speakers use stronger words instead of «very» to sound more natural. Let’s upgrade your vocabulary! 1. Better Words for «Very Big» ❌ Very big → ✅ Huge / Enormous / Gigantic ✅ That house is enormous! (¡Esa casa es enorme!) ❌ Very

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Why Does English Have So Many Phrasal Verbs?

And How to Master Them! If you’ve been learning English for a while, you’ve probably noticed something tricky: phrasal verbs! These are verbs combined with prepositions or adverbs that change their meaning completely. They can be confusing, but don’t worry—we’ll help you understand them! What Are Phrasal Verbs? A phrasal verb = verb + preposition/adverb = a new meaning! For example: Look up ≠ «mirar

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Stop Saying «You’re Welcome»

Sound More Natural in English! When someone says «Thank you», do you always respond with «You’re welcome»? While this is correct, native speakers often use many other ways to reply. If you want to sound more fluent and natural, try using these different expressions! 1. Casual Ways to Say «You’re Welcome» If you’re talking to friends, family, or colleagues, you can

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English words that don’t translate into Spanish!

When learning English, you might notice some words that don’t translate into Spanish. These words can be tricky, but once you understand them, they’ll make your English sound more natural. Let’s look at some of the most interesting ones! 1. Awkward There is no exact word in Spanish for awkward! It means something is uncomfortable, embarrassing, or socially

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