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@fluently.liza
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EYad/ here are some common mistakes I see language learners around me make but we’re leaving them in 2025👋🏽👋🏽👋🏽 don’t miss your Preply discount and live your best polyglot life in the new year✨✨✨
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@eylulnim
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SHInstead of replying with ❌“I KNOW…” try ✅ “THAT’S RIGHT”.
When it comes to how we communicate, we so often default to habitual ways to replying, without being aware of the impact it has on others.
Something many of us use when replying to someone who tells us something we already know is, “I KNOW…”
But replying with “I Know” (even though it could be entirely true) can do more harm than good.
I hear it not only in professional environments, but often in personal relationships - with friends, family, husbands, wives…
“I know” can block the free flow of ideas.
It can restrict open communication.
It can reflect that you’re not open to the perspective of others.
It can (sometimes) be taken to reflect a degree of incompetence (you ‘knew’ yet you did not ‘do’).
And, it can even invalidate someone else, especially where they’re excited to share whatever they’re sharing. This one’s most common in close relationships.
A simple tip is to replace “I know” with “that’s right”.
This way, you can build on the conversation, justify your course of action (if that helps, e.g. at work) and encourage greater collaboration. It can also subtly offer validation to the person who just shared something with you, while still elevating your credibility.
Of course, it doesn’t apply to every situation, but a useful addition to your communication toolkit for when it may help.
Have you ever had someone reply to you with “I know”? How did it feel in the moment?👇
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LIno hate on duolingo it’s great for beginners but THIS is what will take your speaking skills to the next level and learn to actually use it irl 😌 #languagelearning #speakingpractice #languagetips
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PIBody Language Tips That Make You Look More Confident (Save & Try This!)
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@pierredalati
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RAVerbs in English. 🤷🏻♂️
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LEMore Phrasal verbs with paper.
@lenas_little_ones_daycare_
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VO5 body language signs someone DOESN’T LIKE YOU 👉
1. Pursing of lips.
2. Obstruction or distance.
3. Look at their feet and body if they are pointing away.
4. Fidgeting with the hands and often looking at the time.
5. Avoiding eye contact.
Now you know! #vocalimage #communication #tips #fyp
@vocalimage.sofi
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FLMovies by level (A1 —> C2). #LearnEnglish #English #SpeakEnglish #StudyEnglish #Vocabulary Pronunciation Grammar EnglishPractice Language EnglishTips تعلمالإنجليزية inglese
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@fluently.jess
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FLDo you know the last one? 🍪 #LearnEnglish #English #SpeakEnglish #StudyEnglish #Vocabulary Pronunciation Grammar EnglishPractice Language EnglishTips تعلمالإنجليزية inglese
@fluently.liza
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THDo you know these words for different types of roads? 🛣️
Cul-de-sac – a short street that ends in a circle and has no other exit.
Motorway – a wide road for fast-moving traffic, usually with several lanes in each direction.
Avenue – a wide street, often lined with trees.
Alley – a narrow passage or street between or behind buildings.
Footpath – a path made for people to walk on.
Track – a rough path or road, often used in the countryside.
Tunnel – a passage built through a hill, mountain, or under the ground.
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@thegrammargoat
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#Languagetipsで何がトレンドですか？最も視聴されたReels動画とバイラルコンテンツが上部に掲載されています。
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