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Learn English Vocabulary – Celebrate vs. Congratulate

MichaelAD March 2, 2023Vocabulary 2 Comments

What is the difference between celebrate and congratulate? Celebrate We celebrate something, like a special event or occasion. The structure is celebrate + [something] This weekend we will celebrate my mom’s 82nd birthday. When will …

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Learn English Grammar – Make With Prepositions

MichaelAD March 1, 2023Grammar 2 Comments

What prepositions can we use with MAKE or MADE Today, I want to show you a few different combinations of the verb make with some prepositions. First, here’s a little story I have an old …

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Learn English Grammar – Infinitive vs. Gerund as a Subject

MichaelAD December 23, 2022Grammar Leave a Comment

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Learn English Grammar – Should vs. Had Better

MichaelAD December 23, 2022Grammar 2 Comments

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Learn English Vocabulary – Fit vs. Suit

MichaelAD December 23, 2022Vocabulary 4 Comments

What is the difference between FIT and SUIT? Jimmy bought a new jacket this week. It really suits him. He looks good in leather. The jacket fits him very well too. I think leather jackets …

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Learn English Vocabulary – Think About, Think of, and Think That

MichaelAD December 23, 2022Vocabulary 6 Comments

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Learn English Vocabulary – TIME is Both Countable & Uncountable

MichaelAD December 23, 2022Vocabulary 2 Comments

Is the word TIME countable or uncountable? Actually, the noun TIME is both countable and uncountable. Let’s study together: The word “time” is countable when it means experience or occasion: I have been to Times …

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Learn English Vocabulary – Plan vs. Plan On vs. Plan to

MichaelAD December 23, 2022Vocabulary Leave a Comment

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Learn English Vocabulary – LEARN vs. STUDY

MichaelAD December 7, 2022Vocabulary

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Learn English Grammar – Bored Vs. Boring

MichaelAD December 4, 2022Grammar Leave a Comment

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