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Learn English Grammar – Bored Vs. Boring

MichaelAD December 4, 2022 Grammar Leave a Comment

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Lear English Vocabulary – Excited About For To

MichaelAD December 1, 2022 Vocabulary 2 Comments

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English Grammar One Point Lesson – Using Enough

MichaelAD November 25, 2022 Grammar 5 Comments

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Learn English Vocabulary – Excited vs. Exciting

MichaelAD June 17, 2022 Grammar Leave a Comment

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One Point English Lesson – Hard vs. Hardly

MichaelAD June 12, 2022 Grammar Leave a Comment

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Learn English Grammar – A Few vs. Few & A Little vs. Little

MichaelAD June 11, 2022 Grammar 2 Comments

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Learn English Vocabulary – Safe, Safely, & Safety

MichaelAD May 31, 2022 Vocabulary Leave a Comment

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Learn English Vocabulary – Fun vs. Funny

MichaelAD May 13, 2022 Vocabulary Leave a Comment

I went to a party last night with some of my friends from high school. The party was really fun. My friend Ed is a …

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Some Informal Ways Say “Good” – English Vocabulary Lesson

MichaelAD May 13, 2022 Vocabulary 2 Comments

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It’s not raining cats & dogs anymore, it’s pouring

MichaelAD September 25, 2018 Idioms & Slang Leave a Comment

Did you know that in English we have an expression which goes like this: April showers bring May flowers. This means that all of the …

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