Tag - English Grammar Lesson

English Grammar Lesson to learn Imperative sentences in Passive voice

Imperative English sentences in passive voice | Say ‘YOU’ without saying it

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Difference between Some and Any - English Grammar Lesson

SOME vs ANY – Learn 6 differences and use them correctly in spoken English

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Learn smart English - Sentence starters with adverbs.

Learn Smart English – How to start a sentence with an Adverb?

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Apostrophe - IELTS Writing Practice

How to use an APOSTROPHE correctly in written English?

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Difference between There, Their and They are - Improve English writing Skills

Difference between – There, Their and They’re (They are)

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English Idioms to speak stylish English like native English speakers

English Idioms with Country Names – Add Style to your English

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Technology Vocabulary for mobile phone and computers - Learn English online

Learn Technology Vocabulary for Mobile Phone & Computers

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IELTS Speaking Practice Test Part 0 - Greetings & Introductions

IELTS Speaking Test Part 0 – Greetings & Introductions

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Using AS , SINCE & BECAUSE correctly in Spoken & Written English

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English Idioms with Hand - Learning English Online with Free ESL lessons

Idiomatic Expressions with ‘HAND’ – Speak Smart English

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English Grammar Lesson from Let's Talk English Speaking Institute in Mumbai

Nouns which are always plural.

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English Grammar lesson - Phrasal verbs with - To Run

Phrasal Verbs with ‘Run’

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12 British English Slang Words you need to know

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Auxiliary verb ‘DO’ and its other forms ‘Did’ & ‘Does’

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