Read the article and make sure you know which preposition to use with "street" - in or on. Also, you can boost your vocabulary with a couple of idioms using the word "street." Enjoy!
Tag: British English
How to Describe Sounds
"The temple bell stops, but I still hear the sound coming out of the flowers." Matsuo Basho
Happy English or 25+ Ways to Say “I’m Happy”
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English Vocabulary: Sweets
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Idioms with People’s Names. Part 1
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Class vs. Lesson
Class and lesson are among the most frequently used words in English. So, we can often hear something like “Mary took guitar lessons” or “I go to dance classes”. Are the words interchangeable? Let’s find out…
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