English Arguments 60 is a free pack of 60 English expressions in context for upper-intermediate and advanced English learners. Evidence, caveats and clear conclusions.
How the cards work
Read the meaning and complete the gap. First-letter hints identify the target expression. Turn the card for the answer, the complete example and a usage note. Make a sentence of your own, then review in Anki.
What is included
- 60 expressions, 60 recall cards and six topics.
- Anki APKG, editable UTF-8 CSV, previews and instructions.
- English-only text. No audio or translations. Free downloads.
Topics
- Evidence and reasoning
- Qualification and uncertainty
- Contrast and concession
- Causes and consequences
- Scope and comparison
- Evaluation and conclusions
Example card
Recall: A change in the sample is ［…］ for the difference.
Answer: a plausible explanation
Meaning: an account that could reasonably be true.
Usage: Plausible means believable, not confirmed.
Learning goals
- Recall an expression in a meaningful sentence.
- Use its grammatical pattern and recognise its intended meaning.
- Apply it in a new sentence of your own.
Download and continue
Download the Anki deck, CSV or complete ZIP. The cards work offline after import.
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License
Original definitions, sentences and usage notes by LingvoBerry. Free to copy, share and adapt under CC BY 4.0 with attribution and an indication of changes. The intended learner range is a practical guide, not a certified CEFR assessment.
