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lemon idioms and phrases — Vocabulary
TOP 20 idioms and phrases with “lemon”

Are You 'Regretful' or 'Regrettable'? — Vocabulary
Regrettably vs. Regretfully: What’s the difference?

Phrasal verbs with Plough in English — Phrasal verbs
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Phrasal verbs with Plough in English

Natural disasters, their types and consequences, the impact of weather on health and mood — Vocabulary
Natural Disasters and Weather Effects: Complete Guide

Modern Slang Phrases and Informal English — Vocabulary
Top 15 Slang and Informal Phrases in English

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Present simple forms of 'to be' – am/is/are

How to use Am, Is, Are in practice?

Transport – English Vocabulary

How to talk about transport in English

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lemon idioms and phrases

TOP 20 idioms and phrases with “lemon”

Are You 'Regretful' or 'Regrettable'?

Regrettably vs. Regretfully: What’s the difference?

Natural disasters, their types and consequences, the impact of weather on health and mood

Natural Disasters and Weather Effects: Complete Guide

Modern Slang Phrases and Informal English

Top 15 Slang and Informal Phrases in English

Year-old or years old? What's the difference in English?

Years old or Year-old?

Secondary Parts of the Sentence

Principal Parts of the Sentence

Practice. Modal verbs – used to, have to

Rules for reading and writing numbers in English

Table of English Tenses

Phrasal verbs with “point” in English

Practice. There is/are. Some and any

Big animals – words in English

Phrasal verbs with plan in English

Irregular verbs. Third form = second form + ending “n”

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