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Experience in, of, at or with

Experience in, of, at or with Which preposition to use with ‘experience’: in, of, with or at? You may have seen different prepositions used with the word experience, ‘experience of’, ‘experience in’, ‘experience at’ and ‘experience with’. Which of them is correct? If you want to know which preposition you should use with experience: with,

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Dissatisfied with, by or about - which is correct? Answered.

Dissatisfied with, by or about

Dissatisfied with, by or about? Dissatisfied with, dissatisfied about or dissatisfied by – which is correct? Answer: All of them are correct and have the same meaning. ‘Dissatisfied’ may be followed by: with by about in at   What prepositions collocate with ‘dissatisfied’? All of the above prepositions collocate with ‘dissatisfied’ – all of them

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Which is correct: Complement or compliment? Answered.

Complement vs Compliment

Complement vs Compliment What is the difference between compliment and complement?  In this article we explain the difference between verbs ‘to complement’ and ‘to compliment’, the difference between the nouns ‘a complement’ and ‘a compliment’ as well as the adjectives ‘complementary’ and ‘complimentary’.    Complement or compliment – which is correct? Answer: Both are correct,

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Accent tone intonation - the difference explained by Link School of English

Accent vs Tone vs Intonation

Accent vs Tone vs Intonation What’s the difference between tone, intonation and accent? Accent, intonation and tone are features of English pronunciation. Can they change the meaning of what we say, are they important in English and what are the differences between them? Hare are the answers.    Accent, tone and intonation  Accent What is

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False Friends in English

Common False Friends in English – for French Speakers Attention French speakers – beware of false friends in the English Language   What are false friends in a foreign language? Language false friends are words in different languages that appear similar but have different meanings. They can lead to confusion and miscommunication, as people may

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How to Learn English with Facebook and Twitter

Learn English with Facebook and Twitter How to Learn English with Facebook and Twitter Many of you are probably already on Facebook and Twitter. They are amazing ways of staying in contact with our friends and keeping up to date with everything happening in the world. But how can you use them to learn more

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Looking for ways to improve your vocabulary?

Improving English vocabulary Looking for ways to improve your vocabulary? Check our advice on learning English vocabulary – read or listen:       4 tips to improve English vocabulary Luckily for you, vocabulary is one component of any language that is perhaps, the easiest to improve. There are hundreds of tips, tricks and ways you

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