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Weekly Four-Skill Challenge: Week 13 – Reporting a Child’s Absence

Welcome to Week 13 of the Weekly Four-Skill English Challenge!  This week, you’ll practise English for reporting a child’s absence from school. Whether your child is sick, has a doctor’s appointment, or needs to stay home for another reason, you need English to communicate clearly with the school and provide important information. In this challenge, you’ll practise

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Visiting a Tourist Attraction: Useful English Vocabulary

Visiting a tourist attraction is a great way to explore a new city or learn more about Canadian history and culture. You may visit a museum, art gallery, historic building, national park, zoo, aquarium, or famous landmark. When you visit a tourist attraction, you need English to buy tickets, ask for information, understand signs, find your

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Weekly Four-Skill Challenge: Week 12 – Visiting a Tourist Attraction

Welcome to Week 12: Visiting a Tourist Attraction This week you will practice English for visiting a tourist attraction. Whether you are exploring a museum, visiting a historic site, enjoying a national park, or discovering a local landmark, you need English to ask questions, understand signs, and get useful information. In this challenge, you’ll practise all

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How to Understand Fast English: 12 Easy Listening Tips

Do you understand English when you read it, but struggle when people speak quickly? You’re not alone. Understanding fast English can be difficult for English learners because people often connect words, reduce sounds, use contractions, and speak without clear pauses between sentences. The good news is that you don’t need to understand every word to understand a

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Planning a Trip: Useful English Vocabulary

Planning a trip involves many steps, from choosing a destination to booking transportation and accommodation. Whether you are planning a weekend getaway or a longer vacation, knowing the right English vocabulary can make the process easier. In this article, you’ll learn useful words and phrases for planning a trip, including choosing a destination, making reservations, organizing

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Weekly Four-Skill English Challenge: Week 11 – Planning a Weekend Trip

Welcome to Week 11 of the Weekly Four-Skill English Challenge! This week, you’ll practise the English you need to plan and talk about a weekend trip. Whether you’re planning a short getaway with your family, visiting a nearby city, or exploring a new place in Canada, being able to talk about your plans in English can make

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Going Sightseeing: Useful English Vocabulary and Expressions

Going sightseeing is a great way to explore a new city, learn about Canadian culture, and discover interesting places. Whether you are visiting a famous landmark, walking around a neighbourhood, going to a museum, or taking a guided tour, knowing some common sightseeing vocabulary will make your experience easier and more enjoyable. In this lesson,

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Weekly Four-Skill English Challenge: Week 10 – Going Sightseeing

Welcome to Week 10 of the Weekly Four-Skill English Challenge: Going Sightseeing!  This week, you’ll practise useful English for exploring new places, visiting tourist attractions, and talking about your travel experiences. Whether you’re visiting a famous landmark, exploring a museum, taking a guided tour, or simply spending the day discovering a new city, English can help

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