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Learn about the famous Aesop and his fables and learn 10 new words along the way in a new Word Power episode from English Plus Podcast.
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Learn the collocations we use with the everyday verbs get and alternatives we can use to make our writing and speaking richer and our style better.
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Learn what similes are and how you can use them to make your speaking and writing more colorful and your comparisons much powerful.
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Learn words that have to do with quantity and amount in this new Word Power Series episode from English Plus Podcast.
Collocations Advanced | Metaphor
Learn collocations we use as metaphors in everyday speaking and writing in this new Collocation Advanced Series episode from English Plus Podcast.
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