English Grammar Tips
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Ongoing, First published Mar 22, 2022
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- Don't say / SAY (I)
- British English & American English
- Informal / Formal
- Modal verbs
- "SO DO I" & "NEITHER DO I"
- Normal English / Native speaker (I)
- Animals and their babies
- Words instead of ... (I)
- Male / Female
- Other ways to say ... (I)
- "IN", "ON" & "AT"
- Irregular plurals
- "MAKE" vs. "DO"
- What time is it?
- "USED TO", "GET USED TO" & "BE USED TO"
- Misprononunced words
- "GO" + ...
- Vocabulary (I)
- Abbreviations
- "ALSO", "TOO" & "AS WELL"
- "SOMETIME", "SOME TIME" & "SOMETIMES"
- "ITS" vs. "IT'S"
- "ANY", "ANYTHING", "SOMETHING", "NOTHING" & "NONE"
- "HAVE" vs. "HAVE GOT"
- **Verbs tenses in English**
- "ALSO", "BECAUSE", "UNLESS" & "EVEN IF"
- Fashion vocabulary
- "BOTH", "EITHER" & "NEITHER"
- "CAN" vs. "COULD"
- "INTO" vs. "ONTO"
- Feeling and emotion words
- **Passive voice**
- Pronouns
- "GET", "COME", "GO" & "TAKE"
- The weather
- False friends
- Confusing words
- "EITHER ... OR" & "NEITHER ... NOR"
- "OVER"
- Prepositions of movement & place
- "TO" vs. "FOR"
- Colour tones
- Antonyms
- Homophone words
- "TALK", "SPEAK", "SAY" & "TELL"
- "I" vs. "ME"
- "ANYBODY" vs. "ANYONE" & "EVERYBODY" vs. "EVERYONE"
- Sports clothing
- Demonyms and languages
- Phrasal verbs (I)
- Idioms (I)
- "SEE", "WATCH" & "LOOK"
- "EVERYTHING", "SOMETHING", "ANYTHING" & "NOTHING"
- Conditionals
- Subjunctive
- **Verbs tenses in English: structucture + examples (I)**
- **Verbs tenses in English: structure + examples (II)**
- **Verbs tenses in English: structure + examples (III)**
- "MUCH" vs. "MANY"
- **Reported Speech Cambridge exam C1**
- Synonyms
- **Reported Speech Cambridge exam C2**
- Reading Cambridge exam C2 (I)
- Reading Cambridge exam C2 (II)
- Adverbs of frequency
- Other ways to say ... (II)
- Numbers
- Units of time
- "THINK OF" vs. "THINK ABOUT"
- Idioms (II)
- Key word transfromation training C2
- Don't say / SAY (II)
- Normal English / Native speaker (II)
- "ON TIME" vs. "IN TIME"
- English levels
- Chess vocabulary
- Movie scenes
- Vocabulary C2
- Symbols vocabulary
- "ANY-" & "SOME-"
- Common slangs
- "ALL" ...
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