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Upper-Intermediate English

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    21. Using the Present Perfect Continuous
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    The present perfect continuous tense is for actions that started in the past and continue for a period of time. Learn how to use it correctly in this lesson!

    The present perfect continuous tense is for actions that started in the past and continue for a period of time. Learn how to use it correctly in this lesson!

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    22. Pronouncing "The" Correctly in English
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    Stuart from Your English Web explains the rule for correctly pronouncing the most common word in the English language—the definite article "the"!

    Stuart from Your English Web explains the rule for correctly pronouncing the most common word in the English language—the definite article "the"!

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    23. Using "Such" in English
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    "Such" is used in many formal and conversational expressions in English. In this lesson, Stuart explains the different uses of "such" with simple examples.

    "Such" is used in many formal and conversational expressions in English. In this lesson, Stuart explains the different uses of "such" with simple examples.

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    24. Using Verbs in English with "At"
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    "At" is a very common preposition paired with verbs in English, and in this lesson, you'll see how to use "at" to express specific conditions in English.

    "At" is a very common preposition paired with verbs in English, and in this lesson, you'll see how to use "at" to express specific conditions in English.

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    25. Using Question Words in English
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    Stuart explains the subtle differences of using the question words "what", "which of", and "one of" with nouns in English using simple example sentences.

    Stuart explains the subtle differences of using the question words "what", "which of", and "one of" with nouns in English using simple example sentences.

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Altana K
Thank you for your lessons! All of them are such helpful and well prepared! You have been doing a very good job! Please carry on with more lessons and I would be happy to see next time an example " having such a good holiday in Greece"!!! Regards Altana
Your English Web
Hi Altana, thanks for the comments. Don't worry, I have many more lessons in the pipeline. I will try to include Greece in an example.
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