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[...] . Enormous: Very large in size or quantity. The post Where are all the Aliens? – Listening Fluency #82 appeared first on Deep English. [...]

[...] ; a person who cleans and maintains the inside of a building The post Space Junk – Listening Fluency #95 appeared first on Deep English. [...]

[...] – not clear, or having more than one meaning. The post Animal Human Healing – Listening Fluency #94 appeared first on Deep English. [...]

[...] words are also the most useful English words. They are just a small percentage of the English language, but knowing them deeply and practicing using them will give the biggest boost to your [...]

[...] Audio Image by: Remko van Dokkum The word “time” is the most common word in the English language. And it’s no wonder that there are so many idioms related to time. Keeping time is an [...]

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[...] weather conditions, but in the end, he was free of his addiction. There’s a famous English expression that says, ‘desperate times call for desperate measures.’ The word measure [...]

[...] instruments, these kids play everything from Beethoven to the Beatles. There’s a famous English expression that says that ‘one man’s trash is another man’s treasure’, but [...]

[...] money as cash or credit cards. Other people describe it more abstractly as freedom. One famous English expression says, “Money is the root of all evil.” We all want it and we need it to [...]