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Learning English Vocabulary

Phrases made of two words

Jun 3, 2024
Hosts explore binomials in English vocabulary like 'quick and dirty' and 'cheap and cheerful', followed by a quiz for listeners to identify correct phrases. Tips on vocabulary retention through a card game are also provided.
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Quick takeaways

  • Binomials are fixed two-word phrases in English for concise expressions in conversation.
  • Vocabulary games like matching binomial beginnings and endings enhance language retention effectively.

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Binomials in English

Binomials are two-word phrases in English that are fixed combinations, like aches and pains, meaning general body pains. These phrases cannot be altered and serve as concise expressions in everyday conversation. Another example is sick and tired, representing being fed up and bored. Understanding these fixed combinations enhances language fluency and communication effectiveness.

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