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6:51

Don't Let Me Down! How to Use a Common Phrasal Verb.

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15:24

What is a tag question?

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8:45

English Basics: How to Answer Yes-No Questions the Right Way

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if / even if

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7:04

Learn the Difference: ‘What’s the Matter?’ and ‘Why Does It Matter?’ in English

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How to Ask About Deadlines in English

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10:57

The Conjunction "Nor"

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12:59

"Would Have Been" – What It Means and How to Use It Naturally

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“Who Is This For?” vs “What Is This For?” – Easy English Explanation

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10:21

How to Use the Word "Until"

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Learn How to Use ‘Get Away’ and ‘Get Away With’ Correctly

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8:34

How to Use ‘Yet’ in English Like a Native Speaker

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6:08

No Kings in Chicago – October 18, 2025 (Listening Practice)

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Despite vs. In Spite Of Explained Simply

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10:11

Passive Infinitives: to be + past participle

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9:52

Forming the Passive Causative

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The Secret to Sounding Natural: Causative Verbs

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There Will Be vs. It Will Be | What’s the Difference?

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How to use phrasal verbs: come about, bring about, go about, get about

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get + past participle for positive situations

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10:06

Form the passive voice with "get" + past participle.

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5:10

can use / could use = need

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come together

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come through

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15:51

present participles

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3 Easy Ways to Use Past Participles

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Ways to Develop Your Vocabulary (Noun, Verb, Adjective, Adverb)

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8:47

Four Things You Must Know Well (When You Study English)

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8:10

get around

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4:48

"be" past perfect -- negative

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worth

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own

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6:07

make / get / earn money

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spend, pay, buy, purchase

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asking about cost or price

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those + adjective clause

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"whom" in an adjective clause

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who or that - relative pronouns

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someday vs. some days

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get down to

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look forward to

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get out of

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leave - Part 2

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3:48

It's up to you.

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5:39

come across

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leave = go away

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3:09

get ahold of

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future perfect tense

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do what you can

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past tense - present perfect tense - past perfect tense

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show up

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present perfect vs present perfect continuous tense

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past tense vs present perfect tense in English

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forever

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it is what it is

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K sound

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ever

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modal verb + perfect continuous verb (for past situations)

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modal verb + continuous verb

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Shared 11 months ago

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7:09

What is an indirect object?

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