Improve English Speaking Skills🔥 100 Common Questions and Answers in English😱 - Part 2

Welcome to our English speaking practice video!
In this video, we will present basic English conversations between two people to help you get started with your speaking skills.
We understand that initiating conversations in a new language can be challenging, so we have carefully designed this video to provide you with simple and practical dialogues covering common everyday situations.
Improve your English with this engaging question and answer practice video! Explore a wide range of topics as we cover 100 short questions and answers in English. Enhance your speaking and listening skills while gaining confidence in everyday conversations.
Whether you're a beginner or intermediate learner, this video is perfect for you!
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[@EnglishSpeakingClass740]

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[@lionelfernandopulle3713]

tooth pain or tooth ache

[@EnglishSpeakingClass740]

Both "tooth pain" and "toothache" are correct terms to describe discomfort or pain in a tooth. You can use either one depending on your preference, and they are generally interchangeable when discussing dental discomfort.

[@lionelfernandopulle3713]

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