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Using the past form to describe the present or future
In English, the past tense is typically used to describe something that happened in the past. Example: Jane: What did…
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“Myself”: Don’t Bother With It!
Image by Gerd Altmann from Pixabay “Rachel and myself agree on this topic.” “I remember myself taking the stage.” “The…
English verbs: ALLOW and PERMIT
In this English lesson, you will learn about the form, meaning, and uses of the verbs "allow" and "permit." Both…
English slang related to food and drink
In this lesson, you will discover 16 slang terms and phrases related to food and drink. feel peckish = to…
English Idioms related to fruit
In this English vocabulary lesson, you will discover 8 idioms related to fruit. go pear-shaped If a situation goes pear-shaped,…
“I” Before “Me” — U-su-ally
Image by OpenClipart-Vectors from Pixabay I continue to encounter a common grammatical error that irks me - the misuse of…