Ejercicios de dictado en inglés

Will or Going to: Choose the Right Future

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Will or be going to: choose your future form

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Work out

You can work out a bill, work out why a device failed, work out at the gym, or hope a plan works out. The object and subject reveal the meaning.

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Write a Formal Letter: Clear Rules and Examples

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Your or Yours: How to Choose

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abstract nouns: everyday rules and examples

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housewife vs homemaker: what is the difference

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make or made: choose the right form

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their there they're: choose the right word

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A ballpark guess

A ballpark guess is a rough numerical estimate based on general knowledge to help people make early plans.

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Above board

Above board describes actions or deals that are honest and legal, with nothing hidden.

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Ad Hoc: Meaning and Daily Use

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Adjective clauses: choose the right word

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Albeit Meaning: Use Clear Formal Contrasts

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Although, though, even though: Connect contrasting ideas

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Arbitrary: Meaning and Everyday Use

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At first glance

At first glance introduces how something appears when first seen before a closer look reveals new facts.

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Backlog

You answer five old emails, but twelve more are still waiting. What do you call the work that has built up behind you?

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Bend the rules

Bend the rules means to relax or ignore a standard regulation slightly for someone in a harmless situation.

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Breathing down my neck

Breathe down someone's neck means to watch someone closely in a stressful way, or to approach quickly as an urgent deadline.

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By the book

Following set rules, laws, or standard steps strictly without taking shortcuts.

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Capricious Meaning: Unpredictable Changes

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Caveat Meaning: One Condition to Remember

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Come out of your shell

Come out of your shell means to become less shy and more willing to talk with other people.

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