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Learn how to use the phrase 'bewilder the audience' to describe confusing, puzzling, or deeply perplexing a group of listeners or spectators.
Learn how to use 'emphasize a point' in daily English. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, and common mistakes to avoid.
Learn how to use 'make a case for' to present arguments, evidence, and reasons to support a business proposal or decision.
Learn how to use 'touch upon' in formal writing and academic presentations to mention subjects briefly.
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Discover what it means to lose your train of thought, especially during academic lectures or professional presentations, and how to use it naturally.
Learn how to use 'speak on behalf of' in formal and professional contexts to represent someone else or a group.
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