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Mastering a conditional tense can be difficult when you're learning English as a second language. Follow along, and learn the structure for how use this tense.
with Your English WebMastering a conditional tense can be difficult when you're learning English as a second language. Follow along, and learn the structure for how use this tense.
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Want to improve your upper intermediate conversational English skills? Studying for an IELTS? Learn conjunctions and clauses that explain reasons and results.
with Your English WebWant to improve your upper intermediate conversational English skills? Studying for an IELTS? Learn conjunctions and clauses that explain reasons and results.
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In this lesson, Stuart explains the three structures for joining negative sentences in English with simple examples using the words "or", "nor", and "neither".
with Your English WebIn this lesson, Stuart explains the three structures for joining negative sentences in English with simple examples using the words "or", "nor", and "neither".
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In this lesson, Stuart reviews the structure and meaning of the future perfect tense in English with simple examples and the prepositions "by" and "until".
with Your English WebIn this lesson, Stuart reviews the structure and meaning of the future perfect tense in English with simple examples and the prepositions "by" and "until".
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This intermediate-level lesson on English as a second language explains how to use focus adverbs such as "only", "just", and "mainly", when speaking or writing.
with Your English WebThis intermediate-level lesson on English as a second language explains how to use focus adverbs such as "only", "just", and "mainly", when speaking or writing.
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For the result part, only so can be used after a comma?
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