Today's word is "ubiquitous". This is an adjective which means being or appearing to be everywhere at the same time.
For example, you can say "These days wireless hot spots are ubiquitous in New York. You can access the Internet pretty much everywhere in the city."
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Use the word "being" correctly in English
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Talk about your family in the English language
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Use "we're" & "were" properly
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Pronounce the soft "i" and a hard "e" in English
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Use the passive voice "supposed to" in English
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Understand English phrasal verbs & compound words
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Put on a convincing Irish accent
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Describe situations that didn't happen in the past
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Use the passive voice in the English language
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Use the modal verb and continuous form in English
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Reported speech with conditionals
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Use "It's + adjective + infinitive" in English
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Use "live" as a verb & adjective in English
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Use common negotiation phrases in English
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Use reported speech with modals in English
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Speak English better by always speaking slower
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Use the slash punctuation mark
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Understand present, past and future tenses in English
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Ask and reply to questions in English
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Use the word "being" correctly in English
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Talk about your family in the English language
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Develop a natural rhythm when speaking English
How To:
Use "we're" & "were" properly
How To:
Pronounce the soft "i" and a hard "e" in English
How To:
Use the passive voice "supposed to" in English
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Put on a convincing Irish accent
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Describe situations that didn't happen in the past
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Understand English phrasal verbs & compound words
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Use the modal verb and continuous form in English
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Use the passive voice in the English language
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Adapt and Learn About the U.S. Culture
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Say 'I Love You' in Portuguese, Spanish, and French
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Improve Your Speaking in Public and on Camera
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Speak with a Liverpudlian 'scouse' accent
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Study the English language more effectively
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Pronounce "y" in English
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Use the verb "have" for eating and drinking
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Pronounce phrasal verbs in English
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Use phrasal verbs when speaking English
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