Jul 11, 2014
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today, starting for learning english in Australia network, its very helpful and easy to understand. this video is about preparing IELTS test. let's check this out
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Common Expression: take on board
- To take something on board is to consider it or understand it. - Example: I'll take that on board when I'm making the decision.
- This is how the expression is used in one of our stories: - Example: But the Minister says the government's taken all concerns on board and the talking won't be over until each declaration is assessed.
Expression: wealth of experience A wealth of experience is a lot of valuable experience. Example: She has a wealth of experience with computers.
This is how the expression is used in one of our stories: I've learned a lot just by observing and being around the wealth of experience that's here in the garden. http://australianetwork.com/englishbites/stories/s1473235.htm
Expression: go for it
just do it; do something even though it looks difficult
Example: Don't worry about how hard people say it is - just go for it.
http://australianetwork.com/englishbites/expression/