Oxford IELTS

26 Jul 2025 13:19

English at the coffee shop #English

Oxford IELTS

25 Jul 2025 09:18

Improve your English #English

Oxford IELTS

24 Jul 2025 19:54

Basic idioms for speaking

Oxford IELTS

24 Jul 2025 08:31

Common English idioms everyone should know

Oxford IELTS

22 Jul 2025 11:23

Confusing American phrases in English #English

Oxford IELTS

21 Jul 2025 09:45

Improve your English #English

Oxford IELTS

20 Jul 2025 10:36

Can someone tell me what is wrong with this sentence ?

Oxford IELTS

19 Jul 2025 12:34

English in the past #English

Oxford IELTS

19 Jul 2025 11:48

Stop always saying ME TOO in English #English

Oxford IELTS

19 Jul 2025 10:30

Improve your English vocabulary #English

Oxford IELTS

18 Jul 2025 13:13

Did you know these? #English

Oxford IELTS

18 Jul 2025 10:12

Expand your English vocabulary #English

Oxford IELTS

17 Jul 2025 11:08

Stop always using IF in English #English

Oxford IELTS

17 Jul 2025 09:54

One word substitution

Oxford IELTS

17 Jul 2025 08:36

Improve your English writing with linking words #English

Oxford IELTS

26 Jul 2025 07:30

Earn up to 16% APR

Loanch

Invest in fast-growing consumer loans from Asia. No fees, buyback guarantee, from just €10.
Ad. 18+

Oxford IELTS

25 Jul 2025 09:15

Improve your English vocabulary with useful synonyms #English

Oxford IELTS

24 Jul 2025 14:32

Improve your English reading #English

Oxford IELTS

23 Jul 2025 11:05

Stop always using VERY in English #English

Oxford IELTS

21 Jul 2025 18:51

Nice Ways to Say "No"

Oxford IELTS

20 Jul 2025 12:07

Correct answer by @Iamdiwash ✅

Oxford IELTS

20 Jul 2025 10:01

Adverbs of frequency

Oxford IELTS

19 Jul 2025 12:27

Improve your English writing #English

Oxford IELTS

19 Jul 2025 11:02

One Letter = Different Word

Oxford IELTS

18 Jul 2025 22:01

Everyday English phrases that natives use #English

Oxford IELTS

18 Jul 2025 11:55

Basic to Advanced English #English

Oxford IELTS

18 Jul 2025 10:03

Use correct English #English

Oxford IELTS

17 Jul 2025 10:34

Idiom :

caught in the crossfire

Meaning :
to be caught between two opposing people or groups so it is difficult to remain neutral

Example :
The family was caught in the crossfire between the police and the criminals.

Oxford IELTS

17 Jul 2025 09:47

General english vs Ielts english

Oxford IELTS

16 Jul 2025 01:01

You are all doing great 👏