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\nSpeaking English more like a native speaker requires you to learn multiple ways of describing the same thing. In this video I’ll show you how to improve your English speaking by using words other than “Mad” to describe how you feel. When...\nSpeaking English more like a native speaker requires you to learn multiple ways of describing the same thing. In this video I’ll show you how to improve your English speaking by using words other than “Mad” to describe how you feel. When we’re speaking English we often use idioms to help express ourselves. This lesson gives you lots of practice and will help you learn English speaking by watching native speakers use the words and phrases in a natural context. I hope you enjoy this lesson on alternate ways to express that you’re “Mad”! Part 2\n
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2022
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