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Taylor Swift abandons her usual country pop kind of music and creates this wild and stunning…
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An emotional brief ballad by British singer Tom Odell.
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This is a funny song about Facebook and how it changed our way of making friends.
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Practise the constructions of verbs which can be followed by infinitive and by -ing.
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Let's practise the construction: verb + object + verb, when the second verb may be an infinitive…
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Practise the 3 basic verb patterns with the most common verbs. Verbs followed by infinitive…
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Complete the sentences using the best verb form to talk ABOUT THE FUTURE in that particular…
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You will have to choose between the Present Perfect and the Simple Past tense to complete…
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Here you have sentences talking about the past, see if we must use the simple past or the…
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In this sentences you will have to choose which tense best completes, present perfect or simple…
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When comparing with a group, a superlative sentence can use IN or OF, depending on the situation.…
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Practise what is the right relative connector for every situation.
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Practise expressing contrast with free connectors. Remember that they all mean the same, the…
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Practise how to express contrast with conjunctions and prepositions
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Practise how to express result in English using the right connector. Pay attention to punctuation.
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Practise the different connectors to express reason in English and when to use each of them.…
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Practise the difference between DURING and FOR to talk about time
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Difference between FOR, SINCE and FROM to talk about time.
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When to use AT, ON, IN as prepositions of time: Exceptions.
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When to use AT, ON, IN as prepositions of time, General rules.
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