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"Be not afraid of life. Believe that life is worth living and your belief will help create the fact."- William James
English Idiom
"take it easy" - 1) not to work hard; to avoid using much efforts; 2) do not make an issue out of it, do not take it to heart; remain calm; 3) (mainly in spoken American) used for saying goodbye to someone; used to end a conversation1) Take it easy - you don't have to be perfect. The doctor told him to take it easy.2. Take it easy! There's no need to get upset.3) Well, it was nice talking to you. Take it easy.i
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Saturday March 26th at 8:30PM Eastern Standard Time is the 4th annual Earth Hour. It is a global voluntary symbolic action against climate change. Millions of people from all over the world will turn off their lights for an hour celebrating the earth.
Earth Hour is an awareness campaign organized by WWF (World Wide Fund for Nature or World Wildlife Fund) with an important message to be more conscious about our energy consumption. Earth Hour was held for the first time by WWF and The Sydney Morning Herald in Sydney, Australia on March 31, 2007 when 2.2 million individuals and over 2000 businesses turned their lights off.
The Earth Hour initiative encourages individuals, businesses and governments to take responsibility for their impact on the environment and make behavioural changes to facilitate a sustainable lifestyle.
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Welcome to Studyenglishtoday.net!
This website was primarily designed to help Bulgarian students to improve their English language skills. Over the years, the site has developed into a large resource of free reference materials, and now it attracts learners studying English as a Second Language (ESL) or English as a Foreign Language (EFL) from many different countries. Here you will find free online english lessons and english grammar, english tests, a collection of english idioms with their meanings, a list of common errors in english usage with the correct explanation and examples, english alphabet with pictures of animals and sound files, games and activities for ESL/EFL learners. Includes also poetry, lyrics, information and useful links for learning and teaching English.
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01.02.2011 - New page: "International Kukeri Festival in Pernik, Bulgaria" /Section "English for Fun"  "Celebrations around the World"/ 07.01.2011 - New page: "Mika - Relax, Take It Easy" /Section "Lyrics"/ 27.04.2009 - New page: "Online English Translator/Speaker - ImTranslator" 01.03.2008 - New page: "Martenitsa - an Ancient Bulgarian Tradition" 15.01.2008 - New page: "British vs. American English (2) - Spelling Differences" 16.11.2007 - New page: "Future Continuous (Progressive) Tense" /en/small

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English Language Library
English Language: • A Brief History of the English Language • English Today
• English Phonetics • British vs. American English (1) - Vocabulary Differences • Common Errors in English • Idioms • English Numbers: Cardinal Numbers • British Money
English Grammar - Verb Tenses: • Present Simple Tense /en/ • Past Simple Tense /en/ • Future Simple Tense /en/ • Present Continuous (Progressive) Tense /en/
Common Errors in EnglishCompliment or Complement
1. compliment ['kmplimnt] (n.) (means praise or an expression of courtesy); to compliment ['kmplimnt] (v.) (to make a compliment; to praise) 1. My boyfriend gave me a nice compliment about the new hairstyle.2. A true compliment comes from the giver’s heart and impacts the receiver’s heart.3. He complimented the staff for their work in obtaining the funds.2. complement ['kmplimnt] (n.) (something that supplements; a worthy addition); to complement ['kmplimnt] (v.) (the act of achieving completion or perfection)1. This diet is a perfect complement to Yoga exercise.2. My brother and sister-in-law complement each other very well.
English Grammar and Writing TipsUsing "Less" and "Fewer" Correctly
We use "less" to describe quantities that cannot be counted individually (less water, less sugar, less flour, less rice, less food, less fuel, less paper, less homework, less hair, etc.):This bottle contains less water than that one. (correct)This bottle contains fewer water than that one. (incorrect!)"Less" is also used with words such as time, money, patience, work, stress, effort, honesty, fun, love and other usually abstract nouns:I have less time to spend with my friends recently. (correct)I have fewer time to spend with my friends recently. (incorrect!)Tom has less money now and therefore he will drive a little less. (correct)Tom has fewer money now and therefore he will drive a little less. (incorrect)I have less patience than my sister. (correct)I have fewer patience than my sister. (incorrect)"Less" is used before a plural noun that denotes a measure of distance, time, amount, etc. :The town where I live is less than twenty miles from the capital. (correct)The town where I live is fewer than twenty miles from the capital. (incorrect)She has been working there for less than three years. (correct)She has been working there for fewer than three years. (incorrect!)(we use "less" because the sentence refers to a single period of time, not individual years)Your English essay should be five hundred words or less. (correct)Your English essay should be five hundred words or fewer. (incorrect)I have less than five dollars in my pocket. (correct)I have fewer than five dollars in my pocket. (incorrect)Note: When we talk about specific dollar bills or coins we might say:I have fewer than twenty silver dollars in my collection. (correct)"Fewer" refers to separate (countable) items (fewer apples, fewer potatoes, fewer cubes of sugar, fewer students, fewer people, fewer drinks, fewer attempts, fewer errors, fewer rules, etc.):There were fewer apples on the table in the afternoon than in the morning. (correct)There were less apples on the table in the afternoon than in the morning. (incorrect)I hope that the next time I will find fewer grammatical errors in your writing. (correct!)I hope that the next time I will find less grammatical errors in your writing. (incorrect!)There were fewer people than expected at the party but everyone there had a good time. (correct)Fewer and fewer people nowadays choose to take marriage vows, most preferring to live together as partners. (correct)(in informal English "less people" is often used)
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Once there was a millionaire who had a collection of live alligators. He kept them in a pool at the back of his mansion. The millionaire also had a beautiful daughter who was single. One day, he decides to throw a huge party. During the party he announces, "My dear guests, I have a proposition to every man here. I will give one million dollars or my daughter to the man who can swim across this pool full of alligators and emerge unharmed!" As soon as he finishes his last word, there is the sound of a large splash. The guests all turn to see a man in the pool swimming as fast as he can. They cheer him on as he keeps stroking. Finally, the swimming man makes it to the other side unharmed. The millionaire is so impressed, e says, "My boy, that was incredible! Fantastic! I didn't think it could be done! Well, I must keep my end of the bargain. Which do you want, my daughter or the one million dollars?" The man says, "Listen, I don't want your money. I don't want your daughter, either. I want the person who pushed me in that water!"
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English Lessons
• Lesson 1: "English - the International Language"
• Lesson 26: "London"
• Lesson 29: "Writing Business Letters"
• Lesson 31: "Oxford and Cambridge Universities"
• Lesson 33: "Alternative Energy Sources: Solar Energy"
English Tests
• TOEFL Internet-based Test (TOEFL iBT)b
• TOEFL Structure Test 1
• IELTS Test - General Information
• IELTS Test Structure
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• European Flags Quiz 1
• Balloon Pop Word Game (Flash Game)
• Score a Million (Trivia Strategy Flash Game)
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• United States of America (USA) - Country Overview
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