Colloquial Expression or simply colloquialism is a way of making words lighter based on the current social norms. The meaning might be vague to other people but just normal to those who made the the expression. We will tackle some of the common colloquial expression in English in this lesson.

The topic presented in this video is anchored with the Most Essential Learning Competencies under the Revised K-12 Curriculum.

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Sometimes you know the dictionary probably doesn’t have it right, but all you need is enough bad language to hunt a “correction” (good language) from a fluent speaker.

Text resources (phrasebooks, dictionaries, vocabulary lists, etc) are famous for being misleading (we’ve all probably had the experience of learning “classroom” language that nobody speaks on the street), but if you have a cooperative speaker, and you can “set up” a clear, obvious situation, “misleading” language is just what you need to get things rolling!

http://languagehunters.org

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Have you ever tried getting the group policy editor working in Windows Home Edition? Its pretty easy to get it to work but when you do, its typically blank. So today we are going to try an open source alternative to the group policy editor called policy plus that allows you to download the administrator templates from Microsoft.

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The Group Policy Editor in Windows is a feature exclusive to the Pro and above editions. However, it is possible to take advantage of Group Policy settings even if you have Windows 10 Home or Windows 11 Home. There are several tutorials on how to enable the Group Policy Editor in these versions, but unfortunately they don’t actually work as intended. While you can change the settings, they don’t register on the back end. Instead, you can use a third-party program called “Policy Plus” which is a replacement for the Group Policy Editor and actually works on any version of Windows.

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