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Adverb Lesson – Instead of Very, Use Fairly, Pretty, Quite, & Rather

MichaelAD January 31, 2014 Grammar 5 Comments

The weather here in NY has been quite cold recently. Usually, winters here in the Big Apple are fairly cold and snowy, but this year …

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Learn English Grammar – How To Use Suggest & Recommend

MichaelAD January 28, 2014 Grammar 15 Comments

How To Use Suggest & Recommend – English Grammar Lesson Jack went to the doctor last week. The doctor suggested that Jack should stop drinking …

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12 Collocations With Do – English Grammar Lesson

MichaelAD January 23, 2014 Idioms & Slang, Vocabulary 2 Comments

Here are some example English sentences using these collocations with do: I did the dishes, and now the kitchen is clean. We do laundry on …

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The Future Progressive vs. Simple Future Tense- English Grammar Lesson

MichaelAD January 7, 2014 Grammar 2 Comments

The Future Progressive Tense It’s really cold today in NYC. As a matter of fact, it’s-14C! I don’t like the cold weather at all, so …

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How To Use As If & Like – English Grammar Lesson

MichaelAD January 6, 2014 Grammar 2 Comments

I saw a new pizza shop on Madison. It looked as if it had good pizza so I went in. Everyone working there was nice, …

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Simple Present Questions With Do & Does – English Grammar Lesson

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Am not vs. Do not – Simple Present Negatives – English Grammar

MichaelAD December 16, 2013 Uncategorized Leave a Comment

I like pizza, but I am not the type of person who eats it every day. I don’t work so close to a good pizzeria, …

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Simple Present vs. Present Continuous – English Grammar Lesson

MichaelAD December 10, 2013 Grammar Leave a Comment

What do you usually do on Tuesdays? What are you doing today? I always work on Tuesdays, and in fact, I am working right now. …

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Using THE – English Grammar Lesson

MichaelAD September 23, 2013 Grammar Leave a Comment

I like animals. I sometimes go to the animal shelter in my neighborhood and play with the dogs. I saw a cute dog and a …

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Free English Grammar Lesson: Using Go

MichaelAD July 18, 2013 Grammar 3 Comments

I am to meet one of my students who is in the US this week on business. We usually have a lesson online, but today …

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