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B2 (upper-intermediate)
The wonderful past perfect tense in English
The past perfect tense is a verb tense used to describe an action that was completed in the past before another past action or event.The formula for the past perfect tense is:had + past participleFor example:"I had studied for two hours before the exam."In this example, the past perfect tense is "had studied." The action of studying was completed before the … [Read more...] about The wonderful past perfect tense in English
Confusing English verbs WIN, EARN and BEAT
In this English lesson you will learn the difference between the confusing English verbs WIN, EARN and BEAT.Win, Earn, and Beat – What’s the Difference?English learners often mix up the verbs win, earn, and beat because all three can relate to success or getting something. However, each one is used in a specific way. Let’s break them down with clear examples.Win … [Read more...] about Confusing English verbs WIN, EARN and BEAT
English expressions with LAW
In this lesson you will learn some of the main phrases and English expressions with LAW, like break the law, flout the law and lay down the law.Introduction:The English language is rich with idioms and expressions that draw inspiration from various domains, including law. The word 'law' is no exception, and it is frequently used to convey different meanings beyond its … [Read more...] about English expressions with LAW
English Idioms with Keep
In this English lesson you will learn some of the main English Idioms with Keep. For example, keep an eye on and keep a straight face.English Idioms with “Keep” – Learn Their Meanings and UsesIdioms make English more colorful and natural, and many of them use the verb keep. In this lesson, you’ll discover some of the most common “keep” idioms and how to use them in … [Read more...] about English Idioms with Keep