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What is the difference between afraid, scared and frightened? — Vocabulary

What is the difference between afraid, scared and frightened?

bug out phrasal verb — Phrasal verbs
Verbs

Phrasal Verbs with “Bug” in English

Members Of The Family, Adjectives Test A1 A2 Level Exercises — ELEMENTARY
Exercise
Practice

Family Members and Adjectives in English. Exercises

What Stative Verbs Are — Parts of Speech
Verbs

Stative Verbs: Definition and Usage

happy birthday alternative words — Vocabulary

Different Ways To Wish ‘Happy Birthday’ & ‘Happy Anniversary’

Members Of The Family, Adjectives Test A1 A2 Level Exercises

Family Members and Adjectives in English. Exercises

Conditional exercises

English Conditionals: Grammar and Practice

What is the difference between afraid, scared and frightened?

What is the difference between afraid, scared and frightened?

happy birthday alternative words

Different Ways To Wish ‘Happy Birthday’ & ‘Happy Anniversary’

10 Important Grammar Rules

10 Grammar Rules That Make Your English Exceptional

300+ Ways to Say I Love You

300+ Ways to Say I Love You in English

What is the difference between a boss, manager, and administrator?

Administrator, Boss and Manager: what’s the difference?

Word-order

Word order in an English sentence: basic rules and examples

Simple Past Tense: How to Use It, With Examples

Practice. Past Simple. Regular verbs, irregular verbs

Secondary-Parts-of-the-Sentence

Secondary Parts of the Sentence

Subject-and-Predicate

Principal Parts of the Sentence

used_to

Practice. Modal verbs – used to, have to

Reading-and-writing-numbers

Rules for reading and writing numbers in English

Table-of-English-Tenses

Table of English Tenses

point

Phrasal verbs with “point” in English

There-is-are

Practice. There is/are. Some and any

Big-Animals

Big animals – words in English

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