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You can read English articles perfectly. You understand grammar rules. You know thousands of words. But then someone speaks to you in English—at normal speed, with a natural accent—and suddenly…

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Active vs. Passive Voice: Complete Guide with Practice Examples You’ve probably heard your English teacher say “avoid passive voice” or “use active voice instead.” But if you’re like most learners,…

20 Essential English Idioms You Need to Know in 2026 (With Real Examples) Picture this: you’re watching an American TV show, and someone says, “It’s raining cats and dogs.” You…

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Business English: 20 Essential Phrases for Professional Communication Walking into your first business meeting conducted entirely in English can be intimidating. Even if your English is good, professional communication requires…