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10 “TIP” Expressions in English
Learn 10 common English expressions that use the wordtip. You can start using these expressions in your English conversations immediately. We’ll go over the different meanings of tip, and I’ll teach you some common collocations with this word. By the end of this English lesson, you will improve your vocabulary, learn useful expressions, and understand how the expressions are most commonly used. I’ll teach you the meaning of tip of the iceberg, generous tipper, tip of my tongue, and many more!
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