Do you know how to use the phrase ‘bite the bullet’? 🫦 Here’s an example sentence: “I decided to bite the bullet and start cleaning up after the party.” 🧹
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Some very good answers here. The correct sentence is 2). In negative statements we usually use 'still' before the verb, while 'yet' goes at the end.

One little word can make a big difference!  When do we use 'still' and when do we use 'yet'? 🙃 To practise more grammar like this, click here: https://t.co/YiYxIdT49U

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How do you feel in the middle of a large group of people? Sam and Neil listen to experts talking about the role of crowds in modern life, and how people feel about them.
 
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Fancy a cuppa? Or maybe you would prefer coffee?
A new study says caffeine might be good for your health.
We talk about the language around this story so you can talk about it too.
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Hey there! We're really sorry there's an issue for some people when watching this video. The correct answer to the question is C. match. Well done if you that right! Do you like wearing clothes that match? :)

'Match’, ‘fit’ and ‘suit’ can all be used to talk about clothes – but do you know how to use them?
Learn how to use these words with Sam, then fill the blank with the correct word:

“Both my t-shirt and shoes are red. They _______.”

A. fit
B. suit
C. match

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Here’s more than 4 alternatives to ‘more than’. 
Check out these 5 alternatives, and then try to use one in a sentence below!  🤔🧐
(Though these words are alternatives, they may not apply to all situations.)⁠ 
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Do you feel like you’re not achieving your goals? 🤔 Rapper Nicki Minaj has some advice for you! Tell us about your goals. How do you stay motivated when things aren’t working out? 🧐

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Well done if you said 3. made. 'Made a mistake' is a phrase we often use about making a mistake in the past.

Apologies - you got this 'cool as a cucumber' post twice but hopefully you found it doubly useful!

Mistakes can be a good thing if we learn from them – but do you know the word which fills this gap?
Don’t worry if you get it wrong 
 
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Wishing all the mothers out there a very special Mother's Day! 
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My music teacher at school was cool as a cucumber! 🧊🥒 Do you know someone who is cool as a cucumber? 🙃 
The detectives in our drama 'Father and Son' are perfect examples of this! Watch now: https://t.co/TKJ8U3uTJo⁠
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My music teacher at school was cool as a cucumber! 🧊🥒 Do you know someone like this? 🙃 Let us know in the comments – we’d love to hear! 
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Hey there! The correct answer is 2. We use 'Ali and me..' as it is the object of the verb. 'Ali and I' would be used for the subject, so: 'Ali and I told Jan a secret.' We hope this helps.

Do you know which of these sentences is correct? 🧐 If so, you're better at English than many native speakers! 
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Do you feel better when you eat? What's the link between what we eat and how we feel? In this programme, we’ll be investigating the connection between our food and our mood.

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'No more drilling on federal lands, period'. That's what Joe Biden promised before he became president. Now, he's approved a major oil and gas drilling plan in Alaska.

Learn vocabulary to talk about this story. Watch it here: https://t.co/KpGXJMw59B

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Have you heard someone say ‘ish’? Do you know why we use it? Watch a shortish video on how to use vague language in English!

Watch and then use ‘ish’ to tell us about yourself!

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