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Ever been confused about whether to say "in Monday" or "on Monday"? 🤔

These small prepositions cause big confusion for English learners, but they follow a simple pattern!

Our latest blog breaks down why we say "on Monday," "at 3:00," and "in June" with clear business examples that you can use immediately.

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https://basicenglish.online/blog/2025/02/english-prepositions-in-business-why-we-say-on-monday-at-300-and-in-june/

English Prepositions in Business: Why We Say 'On Monday,' 'At 3:00,' and 'In June' Master Business English prepositions for professional scheduling with our Native US CELTA Certified English Teacher's simple framework. Learn why we say 'on Monday,' 'at 3:00,' and 'in June' in our Online English Course at BasicEnglish.online.

🎵 Quick quiz: What sound does a rooster make in your language?

In English it's "cock-a-doodle-doo", but in French it's "cocorico" and in Spanish it's "quiquiriquí"!

Check out our fun new blog post about how different languages hear animal sounds. You might be surprised at what you learn! 🐓

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https://basicenglish.online/blog/2025/02/why-do-english-dogs-say-woof-animal-sounds-around-the-world/

Why Do English Dogs Say 'Woof'? Animal Sounds Around the World - Basic English Online Why Do English Dogs Say ‘Woof’? Animal Sounds Around the World Have you ever wondered why English dogs say “woof” while Japanese dogs say “wan wan”? Or why roosters “cock-a-doodle-doo” in English but “quiquiriquí” in Spanish? These differences in animal sounds across languages o...

👀 Ever wondered about the difference between SEE, LOOK, and WATCH?
Our latest blog breaks it down with simple visuals. Learn English online with our certified teachers!
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https://basicenglish.online/blog/2025/02/see-look-watch-understanding-vision-and-focus-in-basic-english/

See, Look, Watch: Understanding Vision and Focus in Basic English - Basic English Online See, Look, Watch Understanding Vision and Focus in Basic English See: Natural Vision (No Focus Required) “See” is natural vision without focus – your eyes simply taking in what’s around you. It’s like having a camera that’s always on, capturing everything in its view. Examples: “I see ...