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

Phrasal verbs with Plough in English — Phrasal verbs
Verbs
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

Present simple forms of 'to be' – am/is/are — ELEMENTARY
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How to use Am, Is, Are in practice?

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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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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?

30 English idioms about autumn that everyone should know

30 Fall-Inspired English Idioms Everyone Should Know

Irregular verbs. The second and third forms are the same, the ending is -d

Phrasal verb with pay in English

Practice. Present Perfect, Past Simple, Present Perfect Passive

Singular and plural in English

Practice. As, like. Questions with like. Phrasal verbs

Phrasal Verbs with pass in English

Negative pronouns in English

Practice. Make, do. Present Continuous. Prepositions

Irregular verbs. The second and third forms are the same, the first differs by one sound

Exercises About Modality Advanced Level

Practice. Modal verbs (can, could, have to)

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