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Learn the similarities and differences between "very" and "really." This is really useful!

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50+ adverbs of frequency conversation questions!

A2 beginner/pre-intermediate English listening practice. Focus: Third person present simple and morning routine vocabulary.

50 noun and preposition collocations to boost your vocabulary.

Learn how to use gerunds in English, including in the passive voice, and the difference between gerunds and present participles.

Practice your business English conversation skills with these 50 useful questions and phrases.

Boost your business English vocabulary with these 50 high-frequency phrases, and helpful dialogues.

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Learn the differences between "should" and "should have" in English, including everyday and formal uses.

Practice and boost your English skills with 100+ phrasal verb conversation questions!

Learn the difference between "rob" and "steal" in English. This lesson includes helpful images and audio.

Learn when to use gerunds and infinitives, including two lists of verbs which can be followed by both!

Use this page to practice speaking in the future simple. Learn how to "will" in a variety of real-world contexts.

Learn the difference between "no," "not," and "none," and avoid these common mistakes. Ideal for beginners.

Over 100 present perfect continuous conversation questions. Includes practical situations, multiple tense uses, and a picture exercise.

"Have" and "have got" have similarities and differences. Learn them with this extensive English reading and listening resource.

This page is intended to be a resource for English learners and teachers . You can practice answering these "used to" discussion...

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