B2 Upper-Intermediate; focus: fronting for emphasis, including negative/restrictive fronting with inversion, fronted objects/complements without inversion, and emphatic place/time fronting.
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The origin of “nest egg”
Discover how an egg left in a hen’s nest gave us a familiar expression for money saved for retirement, emergencies, or other future needs.
Bargaining Phrases: Meet in the Middle, Final Offer and Off Exercise
B1 ESL multiple-choice gap-fill exercise focused on negotiating simple prices.
Argument Coherence: Even If, Not Because and This Distinction Exercise
C2 ESL multiple-choice gap-fill exercise on global coherence in arguments: discourse relations, scope, sequencing, referential continuity, and argumentative framing.
Emphasis in Spoken English Exercise
B2 Upper-Intermediate; focus: emphasis in spoken English; exactly one correct answer per item.