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In this short lesson today, I will give some examples using the verbs FOLLOW and CHASE.

In some languages, there may only be one word to express both ideas.

We will also see the phrasal verbs: FOLLOW UP ON and CHASE UP

Both FOLLOW UP and CHASE can also be nouns.


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Hi there and welcome back.

In this lesson I give examples of contrasting using WHEREAS and INSTEAD.

We will also see how the GERUND can be used with INSTEAD OF.


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Hi there and welcome back.

In this lesson I give examples of the word UNLESS in conditional sentences and will show you how to convert conditional sentences using IF or UNLESS and how the order of the two clauses in a conditional sentence can be reversed.



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 Hi there and welcome back.

In this lesson I give examples of the word OTHERWISE in conditional sentences and will show you how to convert conditional sentences using IF or OTHERWISE.

Not ALL conditional sentences need the word IF.


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Hi there and welcome back!

This is a shorter lesson to explain the uses of the words PRETTY and QUITE as quantifiers before an adjective or an adverb.


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In this lesson we will take a look at the following confusing words:

remember and remind
hire and rent
steal and rob
reduce and decrease
been to and been in
go out and leave

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In this lesson, we will look at asking questions correctly with the question word WHO.

This can be confusing sometimes because questions can be asked with and without an auxilary very depending on if WHO is being used as a subject or an object.



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I have talked about the use of WILL before, but as a modal verb to express things like predictions and conditionals.

Here, however, we look at the word itself in other meanings as well as other variants, all aimed at expanding your  active and passive vocabulary.


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Hello and welcome back. This podcast looks at fun and ironic sentences using a double comparative form like:

The more I learn, the less I understand :)

(Which I hope is not true)

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In this short lesson I give examples related to expressing distance.

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