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Today's Idiom: RING A BELL To cause something to surface in one's memory. - Language Links Offer $0 Free Demo English Lesson For YOU!!! Try It Today >>>>> How? Send Us Message!!!

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Today's Idiom: ON THE NOSE Precisely correct, without any error. - Language Links Offer $0 Free Demo English Lesson For YOU!!! Try It Today >>>>> How? Send Us Message!!!

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Today's Idiom: OUT OF THE BLUE Suddenly and unexpectedly. - Language Links Offer $0 Free Demo English Lesson For YOU!!! Try It Today >>>>> How? Send Us Message!!!

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Fun Fact: Gentoo penguins use a pebble to propose to their girlfriends.

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CANADIAN CULTURE "Beaver Tail" Like | Comment | Tag | Share

Hello Students, We hope you are enjoying your lesson with us. There are no lessons on Monday, August 3rd, 2020. We will see you again on Tuesday.... Sincerely.

Vocabulary: can (1) Definition: to reject or criticize something or someone The show's ratings were so bad that the network canned it after just a few episodes.

Phrasal verb: Come apart Meaning: Separate "The top and bottom come apart if you pull hard enough."

Fun Fact: Did you know that as many as 15,000 time capsules are estimated to exist in the world today (2015)

Hello Students, We hope you are enjoying your lessons at Language Links. There are no classes scheduled on Wednesday, July 1st, 2020. We will see you again on Thursday.... Enjoy the day!

Idiom: Pull someone's leg Meaning: To joke with someone "Getting marriedare you pulling my leg?"

Vocabulary: cahoots Definition: in collusion; working together secretly The cops and the big drug dealers here work in cahoots, and they make a lot of money out of the drug trade.

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Phrasal verb: Chip in Meaning: Contribute something as one's share of a joint activity, cost, etc.. "If everyone chips in we can get the kitchen painted by noon."

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Fun Fact: Did you know that Glitter was accidentally invented by a New Jersey cattle rancher. The inventors name was Henry Ruschmann, and he wasnt trying to create anything. He simply wanted to dispose of plastic. When he tried crushing it in 1934, glitter was the end result.

Idiom: On the ball Meaning: Attentive, knowledgeable and quick to take action. "I'm so glad that my assistant is always on the ball because I'm too scatterbrained to manage my schedule on my own."

Vocabulary: Cabbie Definition: a taxi driver, a cab driver I gave the cabbie a twenty-dollar bill and told him to keep the change.

Phrasal verb: cheer (someone) up Meaning: become happier / make happier "I brought you some flowers to cheer you up."

Fun Fact: Did you know that as many as 65 million people around the world fought in World War I (1914-1918)

Idiom: No pain, no gain Meaning: You have to work hard for what you want "I know these training sessions are hard work, but you've got to do it if you want to be a contender for the championship. No pain, no gain!"

Vocabulary: Busted Definition: to be charged with a criminal offence Our neighbors were busted for possessing marijuana and speed pills after the cops raided their house last night.

Phrasal verb: Check out (3) Meaning: Look at (informal) "Check out the crazy hair on that guy!"

Fun Fact: Did you know that the Republic of South Africa is the country with most official languages in the world (11 languages).

Idiom: Miss the boat Meaning: Be too slow to take advantage of an opportunity. "The company missed the boat with its first attempt at a computer line five years ago"

EE DRAW 142 3,294 Express Entry candidates in the Canadian Experience Class program will receive invitations to apply for Canadian permanent residence in the 142nd Express Entry draw on April 9th, 2020. The minimum CRS cut-off score for this draw was 464, but only Canadian Experience Class candidates will be invited. ++++++++++++++++ Also, according to CIC news, Canadian immigration processing fees increase April 30. The new regulations come into effect on April 30, at 9 a.m. EDT. Completed applications received before this time will be processed in accordance with the current fee schedule. Applications received on or after that time that do not include the correct fees will be returned to the applicant as incomplete. @ Language Links

Vocabulary: Blow (1) Definition: to waste something, such as money or an opportunity Adam got a lot of money after becoming a champion boxer, but he blew it all on fast cars, girls and bad business deals.

British vs American vocabulary differences! @ Language Links

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Phrasal verb: Check out (2) Meaning: look at carefully, investigate "The company checks out all new employees."... Photo source: https://www.gettyimages.no/videos/detective

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Fun Fact: Did you know that babies, in general, start "laughing" as early as 3-6 months old? Photo source: http://www.pawsforpeeps.com/video-nothing-is-sweeter-than-/

Idiom: Make a long story short Meaning: Tell something briefly "Anyway, to make a long story short, I got expelled for writing graffiti on bathroom stalls.."... Photo source: https://clipartmag.com/film-image