This lesson looks at the verbs:

Notice / Notify / Advise / Warn

And explains the differences between them.

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This is a short one today, but hopefully it will be useful.

Here I give some alternatives to the word SORRY, from the more formal expressions to more colloquial.

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Hi there,

In this lesson, adapted from a video on my YouTube channel, I explain the following areas:

Transitive phrasal verbs
Intransitive phrasal verbs
Separable and inseparable phrasal verbs
The difference between a phrasal verb and a prepositional verb
Where to position object pronouns in phrasal verbs

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Hi there and welcome to another short lesson for English language learners.

This one today is related to everyday expressions. Expressions that contain the word BUSINESS, but are not necessarily related to business in all cases.

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Hello everyone,

This is a short lesson that looks at the use of the GERUND in English and is the first of a series on the Gerund and the Infinitive.

Specifically, here we see how the gerund is used at the beginning of a sentence when speaking about ACTIVITIES and also after PREPOSITIONS.

There will also be a few examples of the INFINITIVE form of the verb at the beginning of a sentence to express an IMPERATIVE.

This lesson is the audio version of a video I put out on my YouTube channel earlier in the week.

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Hi again and welcome back to another one of my short lessons for English language learners.

Have you ever wondered why we usually say "black and white" and not "white and black", in English?  Or why "Apples and oranges" sounds more natural than "Oranges and apples"?

Well, we are going to look at these and many other popular word pairs in this lesson.

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Hello and welcome back everyone!

In this short lesson today, and using the verb LOOK, I explain the difference between Prepositional Verbs and Phrasal Verbs.


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Hello and welcome back everyone!

This is an audio version of a video I uploaded in YouTube earlier this week dealing with the differences between the verbs MAKE and DO. The problem is in some languages, these two verbs translate into just one verb, so many English learners are not sure which is which in English.

Summarising, we could say that MAKE is more to do with building or changing the state of something, whereas DO is used for actions. But listen to the lesson to hear some examples of each case.

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Hello and welcome back to all my international listeners.

This is an audio version of a video I uploaded in YouTube earlier this week.

Here we deal with how to use LIKE and AS

We will see how each word is used in comparisions, giving examples of things, predictions and more.



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Hello and welcome back to all my international listeners.

In this short lesson, we will cover some basics for giving advice and recommendation. There will be more on this subject in later lessons.

Here we see the use of:

SHOULD and OUGHT TO

as well as a few key expressions

I hope you find the lesson useful.

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