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English Idioms and Grammar for Beginners
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This English course focuses on idiomatic expressions, which are a type of informal language. Everyday English is sprinkled with idioms and sayings that cannot be translated word for word. We explain the origin and meaning of 72 Cambridge A2-level idioms and show you how to use them correctly. We also provide audio clips to help you improve your English pronunciation and accent. The course also explores English grammar rules surrounding idioms.
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English Idioms and Grammar for Beginners
This free online course explains how to use and pronounce the 72 English idioms covered in the Cambridge A2 Key exam.
This English course focuses on idiomatic expressions, which are a type of informal language. Everyday English is sprinkled with idioms and sayings that cannot be translated word for word. We explain the origin and meaning of 72 Cambridge A2-level idioms and show you how to use them correctly. We also provide audio clips to help you improve your English pronunciation and accent. The course also explores English grammar rules surrounding idioms.
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8 Lessons
A2 Idiomatic Expressions
In this module you will learn the meaning of 72 A2-level idioms, some of their origin and how to use them correctly. Each idiom is accompanied by audios to help you sound like a native. You'll also learn some A2 grammar. The module is divided into six weeks. Each week has 12 idioms; two idioms per day and one day for reviewing the covered material.
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