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  1. 2 hours ago

    Happy Tuesday! Are you ready to test your grammar skills with our second quiz of the month? Please complete the phrase correctly: "We'll go ___ your ideas and get back to you next week." 💡

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  2. 23 hours ago

    Have you ever admired the view from a campanile or visited an ancient colonnade? 🗼 Whether you have or not, you should test your knowledge about buildings with this Dictionary +Plus quiz:

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  3. May 8

    Today it's 's birthday - so our is 'ballad'! 🎤🕺💃 Happy birthday to this hugely talented star. 🎂 Comment with your favourite song.

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  4. May 7

    Are you ready to check your knowledge with our first May Weekly ? Please complete the phrase correctly: "Do you want me to take ___ my shoes?" 👞

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  5. May 6

    We hope you don't get up on the wrong side of the bed often. 🛏️ This means you are in a bad mood all day. The UK version of this idiom is 'get out of bed on the wrong side'. Which version do you use?

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  6. May 5

    Happy birthday, ! 👩 We wish you all the best! What is your go-to karaoke song by Adele? 🎤

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  7. May 4

    Our new this week are , and . Read the full definitions here:

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  8. May 3

    The word below was searched for 131 times last week with incorrect spelling on Dictionary. What is the correct spelling of this word? Check your answer:

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  9. May 2

    If someone is self-important, they think that their thoughts, opinions or actions are more important than everyone else's. Can you think of 2 other words that could be used to describe someone who acts as though they are more important than other people?

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  10. May 1

    Are you often confused by phrasal verbs? We’re here to help. 😉 Our quizzes this month will feature some of the most confusing phrasal verbs to test your understanding and help you build your vocabulary. Study up by clicking here: 💡

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  11. Apr 29

    We are honouring with our : 'sincere'. 😊 What is something you are always sincere about?

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  12. Apr 29

    Happy birthday, ! is an , actor and activist. Some of his most popular songs are On the Road Again, Always on My Mind and Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain. What's your favourite Willie Nelson song? 🤠

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  13. Apr 28

    The word below was searched for 196 times last week with incorrect spelling on Dictionary. What is the correct spelling of this word? Check your answer:

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  14. Apr 27

    Our new this week are: 🧟 🖥️ 🧒 Discover the definitions here:

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  15. Apr 27

    Do you have time to tell us more? ⏲ Complete our short survey so that we can share your top tips with other teachers:

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  16. Apr 27

    If you do, what is your top tip for English teachers who are looking to use Cambridge Dictionary +Plus with their learners? What advice would you give them? 💬

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  17. Apr 27

    Do you use Cambridge Dictionary +Plus with your students?

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  18. Apr 27

    📢 Calling all English teachers 📢

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  19. Apr 26

    Can you guess our Idiom of the Week from the emoji clues?: 🌪️ ⬇️ ☕

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  20. Apr 25

    Our final set of easily confused words are 'altogether' and 'all together'. Can you tell us which sentence is correct? 🤔 "Are you _________?"

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