Gerund or Infinitive? 50+ Verbs You Need to Know
One of the trickiest aspects of English grammar is knowing when to use a gerund (verb + -ing) and when […]
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Present Simple and Present Continuous: A Complete Guide (with Examples & Exercises)
Let’s review the fundamentals of the present simple and the present continuous. By understanding when and how they are used, you’ll be able to use them with confidence.
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‘So Far’ vs ‘Until Now’: A Simple Guide to Saying Exactly What You Mean
MINI-LESSON: When to use ‘So Far’ and ‘Until Now‘Originally posted on LinkedIn Time: 3 minutes Do you ever get confused
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Ditch “Very”: Elevate Your English with Powerful Adjectives
Learn how to use powerful adjectives to make your English more creative, elevated, and precise.
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Achieve Fluency: Expert Tips on Using ‘Say’ and ‘Tell’ Correctly
Do you make mistakes with “Say”and “Tell”? Don’t Sweat It! (We Can Fix This). Read on to find out more >
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How to pronounce the past tense like a native speaker!
There are three ways to pronounce the ‘ed’ ending of regular verbs in the simple past tense in: /id/, /t/ or /d/. Learn how to get it right!
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