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Lesson Resources
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Saying Numbers in English: A Few Simple Rules
Saying Numbers in English - Numbers may look clear on paper, but saying them out loud in English can be very challenging! One reason is that there are so many different kinds of numbers: prices, dates, phone numbers, and 'list numbers' such as "first," "second" and...
Understanding Clauses and Phrases: Grammar Guide
Understanding Clauses and Phrases - Developing advanced language skills requires understanding the structures and rules that are working inside sentences to create meaning. Language learners need to know the jobs that words can do both individually and when they join...
Vocabulary: Compliment vs Complement
Vocabulary: Compliment vs Complement - In this article we'll take a look at another pair of English words that can cause confusion: Compliment vs Complement. Although they look very similar and sound exactly the same, their meanings are very different. Let’s see how...