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✅ English Grammar – Inversion: “Had I known…”, “Should you need…”
Should you need help understanding why the subject in this sentence comes after the verb, I can show you. In this English grammar lesson, we will look at sentences in which the subject and verb order is inverted, and the particular situations in which to use them.
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✅ English Vocabulary – Redundant Expressions
Is engVid your most favourite? Can you return back from a holiday? Do you meet together with a friend? Learn about English redundancies and why these examples are ALL wrong! This is an important lesson to improve your everyday speech and writing. These common mistakes are essential to avoid on the IELTS, TOEFL, and TOEIC exams. Watch this lesson and then test your understanding by taking the quiz. Also make sure to read my resource page on redundancies.
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✅ Grammar: 8 rules for using ‘THE’ in English
United States or The United States? U.K. or The U.K.? Unsure of when to use a definite or an indefinite article? Watch this lesson and stop making these common mistakes in English! For many non-native speakers of English who don’t have articles in their own language, it can be really difficult to use articles correctly. Even for speakers of languages that have articles, it is difficult to get your use of articles right 100% of the time. This is because there are many exceptions and irregular grammar rules. In this lesson, I’ll teach you what these exceptions are, so you can be sure to remove these common mistakes from your English. Even if you are an advanced speaker of English, I’m sure you will discover one or two rules that you didn’t know about.
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Raise or Rise?
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Zero Conditional
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#TheEllenShow

Jennifer Aniston recalled her frightening emergency incident on plane and how Ellen was the first person who texted her to make sure she was okay. The actress also dismissed tabloid rumors, and talked about how no one should be ashamed of being naked.
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#TheEllenShow

Ellen welcomed Tig Notaro to the show, and suggested she could be her new comedy coach. Plus, Tig talked about the energetic way she and her wife start the day with their twin boys, Max and Finn.
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🎞Learn English with Movies

❗️Stranger Things
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🎞Learn / Practice English with Movies

Title : Doctor Strange

❗( Lesson 88 )
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📋 Idiom

✳️ (it's) raining cats and dogs

✍ Meaning:

You can say "it's raining cats and dogs" if it's raining very hard.

❕ For example:

We can't go now because it's raining cats and dogs.

Why do people always use "it's raining cats and dogs" as an example of an idiom? No-one actually uses it any more, do they?
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📝 Phrasal Verb of the Day

✳️ talk over

✍ Meaning:

to discuss a situation with someone, usually before making a decision


✍ For example:

talk sth over with sb: I'd like to talk it over with my family first.

talk sth over with sb :Before deciding whether to take the job or not, Sandra wanted to talk it over with her husband.
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☁️ Up in the air : Yet not decided 🤔


📌 Example:
✏️ : The fate of the company is up in the air. 🛬 🛬

✏️ : We are still up in the air where to travel this summer.🛩🤦‍♂
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✅ Learn English: 10 common Spanish speaker mistakes
¿Hablas español? Watch this lesson to avoid ten common mistakes Spanish speakers make en inglés. But this lesson is not JUST for Spanish speakers! These mistakes are common among speakers of many other languages too! We will look at some common pronunciation and grammar errors, which also affect your speaking and writing in English. Take our quiz at the end to practice your English. Buena suerte!
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✅ Speaking English: How to say P, F, B, V

Do you want to sound like a native speaker? Practice your pronunciation with me! P, F, B, and V can be difficult to pronounce, especially since some languages do not have these exact sounds in their alphabet. In this lesson I will teach you how to easily start pronouncing these letters correctly. You’ll also learn the difference between voiced and unvoiced letters. Improve your pronunciation of English words with me, Ronnie!
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✅ Animal idioms and expressions in English 🐶🐱🐮🐵

Watch this lesson to learn some easy English idioms that are related to animals. These common phrases can help you sound like a native speaker, and to understand English shows and movies. If you’re done pigging out, and are tired of all the monkey business, join me and Mr. E! You will learn idiomatic expressions, and I promise, no one will rat on you!
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✅ 3 ways to use ‘HAVE GOT’ in English

Learning English? You have got to watch this! In this lesson, I teach two very common words and a few different ways to use them. You will learn how to use have got to show obligation OR possession. More importantly, I teach you which tenses each form is possible with, and how to form the negative constructions. You’ll also learn some very common mistakes ESL students make using have got. And on top of all that, I teach you a little bit of slang. You gotta check this out!
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✴️ the moment of truth



✍ Meaning:

The moment of truth is a time when the truth about something is revealed, or when an important decision is made.

✏️ For example:

🔺We're getting our exam results today so the moment of truth is nearly here.

🔺We've been at the tennis tournament all weekend, and now we're watching the last game in the last match, so the moment of truth is here at last.

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✳️ dream of


✍ Meaning:

If you dream of something you'd really like to be, to do, or to have, you imagine it becoming a real part of your life.

✏️ For example:

🔺 dream of:
 In the classic song Imagine, John Lennon wrote about some of the things he dreamed of for the people of the world.

🔺 dream of sth:
 Most people seem to dream of things like fame and wealth, but Louis said he dreams of things like peace for the world and contentment for himself.

🔺 dream of doing sth:
 When Julie was a little girl, she dreamed of being a famous singer.
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🔰 SLANG

📝 ankle-biter
American and Australian English

✍🏻 Meaning:
a child 👶

✍🏻 For example:

🔺Diana loves kids. She's always happy if there are lots of ankle-biters around.

🔺Richard's such a big guy now that it's hard to imagine him when he was a little ankle-biter running around in short pants.

⚡️ Variety: This slang term is typically used in American and Australian English but may be used in other varieties of English too.
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