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Lesson Resources
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4 Apostrophe Rules: Grammar Guide
4 Apostrophe Rules: Grammar Guide - Apostrophes may be small, but they have a big impact on grammar! Correct usage of the apostrophe shows your reader that you care about the details. They may seem easy, but there are plenty of places where any of us can have a...
English Pronunciation and The Magic of Vowels
English Pronunciation and The Magic of Vowels: Every language learner knows the uncomfortable feeling: You just started a friendly conversation with a neighbor, coworker, or some other native speaker when their warm smile is suddenly replaced by an empty look of...
3 Rules for English Phrasal Verbs: Grammar Guide
3 Useful Rules for English Phrasal Verbs - Look at the following sentences: “We need to find out when this happened, and why.” “If you don’t have a solution to the problem, why bring it up?” “She makes up little stories to entertain the kids.” The verbs find out,...