Understanding the difference between the simple past and the past continuous is essential for talking about completed actions and actions […]
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Introduction These Key Word Transformation exercises help you practise rewriting sentences using a given key word without changing it. This
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These Key Word Transformation exercises help you practice rewriting sentences using a given key word without changing it. This type
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Sentence transformation exercises are a common and effective way to practise English grammar. They require students to rewrite a sentence
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Antimetabole is a powerful and memorable figure of speech that involves repeating words or phrases in reverse order to create
ESL and EFL learners need a set of daily routine vocabulary to talk about their lives. Being able to say
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Expressing likes and dislikes is an essential speaking skill for English learners. This post includes: Concise Review: Expressing Likes and
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Struggling to make your writing more vivid, clear, or persuasive? You’re in the right place. This post offers a clear and
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Introduction Have you ever said you’ll ‘Google‘ something or complained about ‘adulting‘? If so, you’ve used anthimeria—a powerful figure of speech
Word order in English usually follows a predictable pattern: subject + verb + object. However, writers sometimes deliberately break this
Struggling to choose the right tense? You’re not alone. The difference between “I have done” and “I have been doing” is
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Understanding the difference between the Present Perfect and the Present Perfect Continuous is a major step towards fluency. Both tenses connect the past to
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