List of the most popular hashtags for theme #IELTSVOCABULARY

Here’s 3 really common adjectives to say you’re really tired. “I’m absolutely knackered” is a very common and colloquial British expression. #learnenglish #aprenderingles #ingles #inglese #imparareinglese #speakenglish #apprendreanglais #learnenglishfaster #aprenderingles #englishidioms #englishwords #englishlesson #englishvocabulary #englishgrammar #englishlanguage #englishschool #englishcourses #anglais #englishclass #ielts #tesol #ieltsvocabulary #toefl #cambridgeenglish #cambridgeexam #toles #cae #cambridgefirst #pronunciation #englishpronunciation #englishadjectives

An icebreaker (noun) Do you ever use icebreakers in your job? #learnenglish #aprenderingles #ingles #inglese #imparareinglese #speakenglish #apprendreanglais #learnenglishfaster #aprenderingles #englishidioms #englishwords #englishlesson #englishvocabulary #englishgrammar #englishlanguage #englishschool #englishcourses #anglais #englishclass #ielts #tesol #ieltsvocabulary #toefl #cambridgeenglish #toles #cae #cpe #cambridgefirst #inglesonline

To turn a blind eye to something (expression) Notice that we follow this expression with a noun or the verb in the noun form (gerund ‘ing’), e.g. “Bullying” (gerund) and “homelessness” (noun) in the example in the video. #learnenglish #aprenderingles #ingles #inglese #imparareinglese #speakenglish #apprendreanglais #learnenglishfaster #aprenderingles #englishidioms #englishwords #englishlesson #englishvocabulary #englishgrammar #englishlanguage #englishschool #englishcourses #anglais #englishclass #ielts #tesol #ieltsvocabulary #toefl #cambridgeenglish #toles #cae #cpe #cambridgefirst #inglesonline

What do you think? Are you "too busy" too often? ⠀ ⠀ Reposting @papofluente: ⠀ ...⠀ "Priorities. That's all."⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ #learnenglish #aprenderingles #imparareinglese #apprendreanglais #englishidioms #anglais #ingles #inglese #prepositions #englishexpressions #englishvocabulary #vocabulary⠀ #ielts #tesol #ieltsvocabulary #toefl⠀ #cambridgeenglish #cambridgeexam #toles #cae #cpe #cambridgefirst #pronunciation #englishpronunciation

Here’s a tip to make your English sound more formal. #learnenglish #englishgrammar #englishcourses #englishexpressions #englishidioms #businessenglish #toeflpreparation #studyenglish #inglesonline #aprenderingles #englishlessons #englishclasses #businessenglish #studyenglish #ielts #tesol #ieltsvocabulary #anglais #ingles #learnenglishonline #englishwords #englishvocabulary

Congratulations /kənɡratjʊˈleɪʃ(ə)ns/ #learnenglish #aprenderingles #imparareinglese #apprendreanglais #englishidioms #anglais #ingles #inglese #prepositions #englishexpressions #englishvocabulary #vocabulary #ielts #tesol #ieltsvocabulary #toefl #cambridgeenglish #cambridgeexam #toles #cae #cpe #cambridgefirst #pronunciation #englishpronunciation #Inglesparatodos#inglesparaadultos #Businessenglish #inglesflguente

If you study English as a second language, this is probably one of those things you were told just to memorize: you say “get in” and “get out of” for a car, taxi, etc. but you say “get on” or “get off” for a bus or train. But why do we make a distinction? For things like horses and motorcycles, “get on” makes sense, since we are literally on top of it. However, we are physically inside a bus, so why can’t we say “get in a bus?” The rule is: If you can walk onto it and stand up inside, you say “get on”. If not, you say “get in” To illustrate, let’s list out some other methods of transportation: ➡️ Get in a car ➡️ Get in a taxi ➡️ Get in a truck ➡️ Get in a van These are all vehicles we cannot stand up inside (for a truck, we cannot stand up inside the part where we drive; if you’re talking about the back, you could say “get on the truck”) ➡️ Get on a bus ➡️ Get on a train ➡️ Get on an airplane For all these, you can walk onto them and stand up inside them. Credit : @tips4ielts TAG a friend to show this -TURN ON POST NOTIFICATION -✔FOLLOW for more @english_grammar_vocabulary__ #englishonlinelearning #englishlanguage #englishteacher #englishgrammar #englishonline #englishisthekey #englishphrases #englishclasses #englishspeaking #englishidioms #vocabularywords #vocabularybooster #vocabularyclass #vocabularybuilding #vocabularylearning #vocabularytime #iletspreparation #ielts #toefl #studyenglishonline #onlineenglishteacher #toefl #toeflpreparation #toefl_ibt #ielts #ieltspreparation #ieltsreading #ieltsvocabulary #ieltswriting #ieltsspeaking #idioms #grammar

TAG your friend who needs to see this! ⠀ -⠀ Reposting @englishxlesson: ⠀ -⠀ Double tap if you want more post like this.⠀ ...⠀ ..⠀ .⠀ .⠀ . ⠀ .⠀ .⠀ #learnenglish #aprenderingles #imparareinglese #apprendreanglais #englishidioms #anglais #ingles #inglese #prepositions #englishexpressions #englishvocabulary #vocabulary⠀ #ielts #tesol #ieltsvocabulary #toefl #bbclearningenglish #englishinaminute #slang #vocab #vocabulary #Britishslang #americanenglish #grammar #inglés #aprenderingles

Niche (noun) ”A niche in the market”. “They found a niche by selling their line of leather goods through small boutiques that could offer personalized service”. #learnenglish #aprenderingles #ingles #inglese #imparareinglese #speakenglish #apprendreanglais #learnenglishfaster #aprenderingles #englishidioms #englishwords #englishlesson #englishvocabulary #englishgrammar #englishlanguage #englishschool #englishcourses #anglais #englishclass #ielts #tesol #ieltsvocabulary #toefl #cambridgeenglish #inglesnoinstagrm #toles #cae #cpe #cambridgefirst #inglesonline