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Past Simple vs Past Continuous: Telling Stories
Compare past simple and past continuous in English stories. See how completed events and actions in progress fit together, with examples and practice.
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In, On and At for Place: Everyday Examples
Use in, on and at for place with everyday examples for rooms, surfaces, meeting points and transport. Compare meanings and practise clear descriptions.
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There Is vs There Are: Describing What You Can See
Learn when to use there is and there are for singular, plural and uncountable nouns, with room descriptions, questions, negatives and practice tasks.
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Some, Any, Much and Many: Talking About Quantities
Choose some, any, much and many for everyday quantities. Compare countable and uncountable examples, understand offers and requests, and practise.
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6 English Question Words: Who, What, Where, When, Why and How
Learn who, what, where, when, why and how with six picture questions, suitable model answers and 12 interactive checks for beginners.
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Am, Is and Are: A Beginner's Guide With Pictures and Practice
Learn am, is and are with seven picture-based subject patterns, simple explanations, short forms and 12 interactive practice questions.
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