B1
Understanding ‘A Few’ and ‘A Little’ in English Grammar
Welcome to today’s English grammar lesson! We’re going to explore two very useful words: ‘a few’ and ‘a little’. These words help us talk about
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Learn “Be Allowed To” and “Be Supposed To” – English Grammar for B1 Learners
Welcome to today’s English grammar lesson! We’re going to explore two useful phrases: “be allowed to” and “be supposed to.” These phrases are super important
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B1
Have and Have Got: A Simple Guide for B1 English Learners
Welcome to your English grammar lesson on ‘have’ and ‘have got’! If you’re learning English at a B1 level, understanding how to use these verbs
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Grammar
Master the Past Perfect Simple Tense in English Grammar
Welcome to today’s English lesson! We’re diving into an important topic: Crime and Punishment. Understanding vocabulary related to crime and punishment is super useful for
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Understanding and Using the Passive Voice in English
What is the Passive Voice? In English grammar, we often use the active voice. This is when the subject of the sentence performs the action.
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Grammar
Understanding and Using “Be able to,” “Can,” and “Manage to” to Express Ability in English
Welcome back to our English grammar lesson! Today, we’re diving into a very useful area of English: expressing ability. Specifically, we’ll be looking at three
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B1
Understanding ‘Look + Adjective’ and ‘Look Like + Noun’ in English Grammar
Welcome to today’s English grammar lesson! We’re going to explore two common and useful patterns: ‘look + adjective’ and ‘look like + noun’. These are
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B1
Understanding and Using the Present Perfect Continuous Tense
Welcome to your B1 English grammar lesson on the Present Perfect Continuous tense! Are you ready to improve your spoken English and understand this sometimes
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Grammar
Understanding Adjective Connotations: Add Nuance to Your English Vocabulary
Welcome back to our English grammar lessons! Today, we’re diving into a fascinating aspect of adjectives: connotations. If you’re looking to improve your spoken English
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Grammar
Let’s Master Relative Clauses: English Grammar Explained Simply
Welcome to your B1 English grammar lesson on relative clauses! Are you looking to make your English speaking and writing more detailed and fluent? Understanding
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