Hello and welcome back to another look at conditional forms.

This one is quite advanced as we incorporate the use of the expressions:

unless, providing and only if..

..into our conditional sentences.

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Thanks so much for joining me in another short lesson.
Here I return to Possibilities and Predictions and some useful expressions.

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Hello again and welcome back to another short lesson.

Join me as I take another look at particular time expressions and where to put them in sentences. This time, I look specifically at frequency adverbs

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Hello again and welcome back to another short lesson.

This time we look at the expressions: I don't mind. I don't care and It doesn't matter.

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Hello again and welcome back to another short lesson.

This time we look at the multiple uses for the word "once".

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Hello again and welcome back to another short lesson on the theme of time expressions.

This time we look at the time determiners, "for", "during", "since" and "from".

This lesson also deals with countable and uncountables, but related to time periods.

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Hello and welcome back to another short English lesson. This time I talk about particular expressions of time and where to locate them correctly in sentences, as this can vary from language to language.

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Hey there and welcome back!

This time, I return to phrasal verbs and prepositional verbs using the verb COME.

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Hello everyone!

Welcome back, and in this short lesson I cover more on the use of the gerund. This time, we take a look at starting the sentence with the gerund in passive sentences, which can be more indirect.

For example:
Smoking is not allowed Vs. You are not allowed to smoke.


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Hello everyone!

Welcome back, and in this short lesson I cover more on the use of the gerund. This time, some typical expressions that require the use of the gerund.

Notice, all the expressions also contain the verb "have":

have difficulty...
have a good time....
have fun....

etc...

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