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ADVERBS in English / Interactive English / ENGLISH GRAMMAR
Shouldn't 'I'm freaking out' (which means I'm scared) be spoken as 'I'm being freaked out'? Literally, I've lately learned how to use the passive voices and now I'm feeling a bit lost
My English Lab, PDF, Verb
Oh My! Misplaced Modifiers
ARTICLES in English / Interactive English / ENGLISH GRAMMAR/ #SHORTS
What is the meaning of the word NERVOUS?
How To Pronounce Chaol Westfall
American English at State - As we've learned recently, adjective endings can make a big difference in the meaning between similar words. #WhatsTheDifference To get you prepared for Halloween next month, tell
Phrasal Verbs Starting With W - Word Coach
American English at State - Sometimes starting can be the hardest part of trying something new. Here are some examples of how to use the verb start. Have you ever been afraid
How to use SCARED and SCARY correctly / Using a GERUND / Using the INFINITIVE / INTERACTIVE ENGLISH
Advanced Vocabulary : OBLITERATE / INTERACTIVE ENGLISH / ADVANCED ENGLISH