Echo Questions are a conversational catalyst. Master them and say good bye to awkward silences in conversations.
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MoreWhat is a Homophone? Homophones are two or more words that sound the same but mean different things and importantly, are spelt differently. ✅ A group of 2+ words ✅ Same sound (pronunciation) ✅ Different Spelling…
MorePhrasal verbs are extremely important for students of English. But how do students learn and remember them? Are there any grammar rules you can learn when studying phrasal verbs?
MoreThe Present Perfect is a tricky verb form in English. How do you make it and when do you use it? I present three common uses to help make your English more natural and more accurate.
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