Phrasal Verb COME

#1 – come across

= find something by accidentWhen I was cleaning my room, I came across my middle-school diaries.

All ab. the weather

Find out or Figure out?

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Find out and Figure out. For today’s English lesson, let’s have a look at the difference between find out and figure out. These two phrasal verbs in English are similar, but

Spring has come ...

The word SPRING has many meanings in English, click the audio to see how many you know:
https://www.dailystep.com/en/blog/meanings-word-spring-seasonal-english-vocabulary

"th" pronunciation

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The TH sound is troublesome for a lot of English learners, but mispronouncing this basic English sound can lead to miscommunication in English. Today,

"Vacation" and "holiday"

"Vacation" and "holiday" are words with similar meanings. They both describe days when you don't go to work or school. There are differences between them, but they can be a little difficult to discover on your own.

Personally, I try to adhere to local customs...

You love to travel. A lot of travelers don't change how they act in different countries. But you like to act like the people who live in that country. You're explaining this idea to an acquaintance who asked about your travels.

Personally, I try to adhere to local customs whenever possible.