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whoever whatever whenever wherever however

whoever whatever whenever wherever however

get to = bother

get to = bother

Need

Need

get in

get in

superlative adverbs

superlative adverbs

Comparative Adverbs in English

Comparative Adverbs in English

This is a video about adverbs.

This is a video about adverbs.

confidence

confidence

come up

come up

phrasal verbs

phrasal verbs

make up

make up

hung up on

hung up on

from the get go

from the get go

pick up

pick up

give up

give up

"up" as a verb

"up" as a verb

articles in English

articles in English

should be able to

should be able to

should + main verb = expectation

should + main verb = expectation

think through

think through

"call" as a noun

"call" as a noun

the verb "call"

the verb "call"

would have + past participle = past contrary to fact

would have + past participle = past contrary to fact

would + main verb = memories

would + main verb = memories

how to make irregular verbs negative and form questions in the past tense

how to make irregular verbs negative and form questions in the past tense

Would you mind?

Would you mind?

coordinating conjunctions

coordinating conjunctions

hurry and rush

hurry and rush

be able to

be able to

the modal verb "should"

the modal verb "should"

be supposed to

be supposed to

ought to

ought to

get going

get going

bet

bet

zero

zero

take off / take on

take off / take on

the verb "take"

the verb "take"

The Past Continuous Tense in English

The Past Continuous Tense in English

superlative plus present perfect tense

superlative plus present perfect tense

make it

make it

the word "catch"

the word "catch"

the verb "use"

the verb "use"

the adverb "quite"

the adverb "quite"

the verb "put"

the verb "put"

near

near

the verb "make"

the verb "make"

get used to it

get used to it

have got / have got to

have got / have got to

just

just

the verb "get"

the verb "get"

talking about amounts: count and noncount nouns

talking about amounts: count and noncount nouns

count and noncount nouns in English

count and noncount nouns in English

get together

get together

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apostrophe s contraction

apostrophe s contraction

1000 Basic Words in English

1000 Basic Words in English

interest / interested / interesting

interest / interested / interesting

sound

sound

Do you know the difference between the present tense and the present continuous tense in English?

Do you know the difference between the present tense and the present continuous tense in English?

get away

get away

get along / get along with

get along / get along with

although / even though / though

although / even though / though

the present continuous tense vs. gerunds

the present continuous tense vs. gerunds

using "ing" words

using "ing" words

so very really

so very really

that = so / very

that = so / very

stick

stick

th sound

th sound

each and every

each and every

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have had / has had

have had / has had

have done / has done

have done / has done

have been / has been

have been / has been

much more much less

much more much less

change

change

lend / borrow

lend / borrow

What happened?

What happened?

out

out

Increase Your English Vocabulary: Adjectives to Verbs

Increase Your English Vocabulary: Adjectives to Verbs

get better

get better

helping verbs and main verbs

helping verbs and main verbs

fall through

fall through

bring up

bring up

get back

get back

get through

get through

cooking chicken

cooking chicken

how much: money

how much: money

how many vs. how much

how many vs. how much

able

able

Using "there" in English

Using "there" in English

likely = probably

likely = probably

probably

probably

future tenses

future tenses

past tenses

past tenses

present tenses

present tenses

in

get on

get on

get over

get over

as in

as in

a bit

a bit

about = almost

about = almost

What is a prepositional phrase?

What is a prepositional phrase?

four principal parts of a verb

four principal parts of a verb

irregular verbs M - Z

irregular verbs M - Z

irregular verbs in English A - L

irregular verbs in English A - L

subject verb object

subject verb object

compound verbs

compound verbs

compound subject and verb

compound subject and verb

subject and verb

subject and verb

comfortable

comfortable

on time in time

on time in time

It's time

It's time

overdo

overdo

think so hope so guess so

think so hope so guess so

Miss Mrs. Ms.

Miss Mrs. Ms.

well done

well done

had better

had better

would rather

would rather

be around

be around

what + infinitive

what + infinitive

infinitive as adjective

infinitive as adjective

after: preposition or conjunction

after: preposition or conjunction

using "to" as a preposition

using "to" as a preposition

using "for" as a preposition

using "for" as a preposition

using "but" as a preposition

using "but" as a preposition

want to be able to

want to be able to

Whose is it?

Whose is it?

talking about possession

talking about possession

from sentences to questions

from sentences to questions

split infinitives

split infinitives

using an infinitive to give a reason

using an infinitive to give a reason

get to = be able to

get to = be able to

have to / have got to

have to / have got to

used to be used to

used to be used to

like would like

like would like

thing

thing

by part 2

by part 2

by

at plus number

at plus number

at

why

why

get at

get at

show up

show up

get by

get by

How to Use "Unless"

How to Use "Unless"

vaccine

vaccine

must

must

might have

might have

might

might

could have

could have

could

could

should have been

should have been

should have

should have

refried beans

refried beans

where wear were we're

where wear were we're

The Third Most Important Verb in English

The Third Most Important Verb in English

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win lose

win lose

lie cheat steal

lie cheat steal

will do

will do

The Verb "Do" as a Helping Verb for the Present Tense and the Past Tense

The Verb "Do" as a Helping Verb for the Present Tense and the Past Tense

The Second Most Important Verb in English

The Second Most Important Verb in English

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The Most Important Verb in English

The Most Important Verb in English

nothing

nothing

no or not

no or not

New School Year

New School Year

have it made

have it made

What does the sign say?

What does the sign say?

once

once

writing a paragraph

writing a paragraph

all of them

all of them

number of them

number of them

coronavirus outbreak vocabulary, part 2

coronavirus outbreak vocabulary, part 2

coronavirus outbreak vocabulary

coronavirus outbreak vocabulary

the subjunctive

the subjunctive

how long = how much time

how long = how much time

when it comes to

when it comes to

adjectives

adjectives

past perfect continuous tense

past perfect continuous tense

forth forthright forthcoming

forth forthright forthcoming

anyway

anyway

Five things you can do to improve your English

Five things you can do to improve your English

shall

shall

at all

at all

explain

explain

It's time

It's time

though

though

other uses for the verb "have"

other uses for the verb "have"

as if

as if

should = if

should = if

what if

what if

had = if

had = if

adjective word order

adjective word order

go through

go through

lasagna

lasagna