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Dialekt vs. Sprache: Was ist der Unterschied?

confusable-words

B1

Der Phrasal Verb 'Face up to' (Die Realität akzeptieren)

prepositions

C1

Tageszeiten: Am Morgen, In der Nacht, Am Wochenende

time_expressions

A0

Relativsätze: Bestimmend vs. Nicht-bestimmend (Meaning Difference)

relative_clauses

B1

Nowadays vs. Now-a-days: Was ist der Unterschied?

confusable-words

B1

Englischer Konjunktiv: Vorschläge machen (Ich schlage vor, dass...)

verb_moods

C1

Vergangenheit Passiv: Was ist damit passiert?

passive_reported

B1

Can: Gegenwärtige Fähigkeit ausdrücken

verb_moods

A1

make the best of both the worlds

To enjoy the advantages of two different, often conflicting, situations simultaneously.

The best of both worlds.

Benefit from two different things

A2

have a foot in both camps

Support two opposing sides

B1

to cut both ends

This phrase is likely a misspelling or variation of 'to cut both ways,' meaning something can have both positive and negative consequences.

Bottom line

The most important point.

B1

Don't bother.

No need to trouble yourself.

B1