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Tag: grammar

  • 40 German Verbs – Beginner Level

    by Katharina
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    Beginner German Verbs
    If you’re just getting started on your German journey, you may be wondering how to begin and what words will be most useful. German verbs are vital to sentence structure, not only as vocabulary, but also for the role […]
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  • Chinese tenses: how to conjugate past, present, and future in Chinese

    by Katharina, Yili
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    Chinese tenses past, present, future
    Great news for you: Chinese tenses, as we understand them, don’t exist! Grammatical tenses are indeed absent in Chinese grammar. Does that mean it ends there? Well, no. You still need to understand whether the action happened in […]
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    Filed Under: ChineseTagged With: chinese grammar tenses
  • Simple Past or Present Perfect? How to Choose

    by Natalie, Lisa
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    Image of several clocks. Text reads "English Conversation: Simple Past vs. Present Perfect."
    Have you ever had a moment of panic in the middle of a conversation when you realize you don’t know which verb tense to use? English learners can often get tripped up on the question of verb tenses. […]
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    Filed Under: EnglishTagged With: grammar speaking
  • “If… Then”: Conditional Sentences in English | English Grammar

    by Rae Cross, Patricia
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    There are lots of “ifs” in life… and if you’re learning English, you need to know how to express them with conditional sentences! There are multiple ways to express the conditional in English, depending on the probability of […]
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  • Comparatives in English: Learn with Christina Aguilera

    by Lisa, Natalie
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    Image of a woman in a boxing ring, text reads "Comparatives in English with Christina Aguilera."
    Maybe you’ve been learning English for a while now, and you’re getting more confident with building complex sentences. Or maybe you’re just looking to review and sharpen up a few tools you haven’t used in a while. Either […]
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    Filed Under: EnglishTagged With: grammar
  • English Grammar Mistakes That (Even!) Native Speakers Make

    by Lizzie Jane, Natalie
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    A sheet of paper with corrections written in red pen. Text reads "Common English Grammar Mistakes."
    Do you find that you’re often worried about making a mistake when you speak or write in English? Well, you’re certainly not alone. First off, English grammar is notoriously complicated. And second, just about every person who has […]
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  • Beginner’s Guide to Chinese Grammar

    by Katharina, Natalie
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    Photograph of a Chinese pagoda with the text "Beginner's Guide to Chinese Grammar."
    For native English speakers, learning Chinese can seem like a difficult goal. But did you know that Chinese grammar is easy compared to English grammar? You just need to adjust to a different frame of reference. This guide […]
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  • English Phrasal Verbs with Stand | Stand Out vs. Stand Up For

    by Lizzie Jane, Natalie
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    Photograph of a red tulip in a field of yellow tulips. Text reads: "English Phrasal Verbs Stand Up vs Stand Out."
    If you haven’t ever tried using TV to improve your language skills, it’s about time you did! It can be both effective and entertaining (which is just as important)! To prove it, we recommend that you check out […]
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    Filed Under: EnglishTagged With: grammar vocabulary
  • English Phrasal Verbs with Call | Call Off VS Out [VIDEO]

    by Natalie, Lizzie Jane
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    A planner and smartphone calendar filled with events. Text reads "English phrasal verbs: Call off vs. Call out."
    We’re back again with another installment in our English phrasal verbs series. We’re using popular American TV shows to help you learn and memorize new vocabulary. It’s both effective and entertaining (which is just as important)! In this […]
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  • English Phrasal Verbs with Hang | Hang Up VS Out [VIDEO]

    by Lizzie Jane, Natalie
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    Yellow rotary phone with the text "English phrasal verbs: hang up vs. hang out.
    Have you ever tried using TV to improve your language skills? If not, you’re missing out! Check out our series on English phrasal verbs where we use clips from our favorite American TV shows to provide context and […]
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