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Want to sound more fluent in English? Binomials are expressions made of two words connected with ‘and’. These word pairs will enhance your vocabulary, improve your fluency, and boost your exam scores. In this class, you’ll learnfirst and foremost, pros and cons, live and learn and 18 more expressions. I’ll even show you how to score high on your IELTS or TOEFL exams with binomials. Let’s take your English to the next level right now!
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