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Have you memorized the formulas for English conditional sentences but still feel confused about how to use them? Learning the formulas is a good start but to use them easily (and correctly) it’s important to understand exactly how we use conditionals in English conversation. In this lesson, get practice examples for how and why to use the Zero and First Conditional in English.
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Learn to effectively discuss self-care in English with common phrasal verbs, idioms, and collocations on developing a self-care practice and its benefits.
Learn to effectively discuss the pros and cons in English, whether you need to make an important decision or you want to share you thoughts on a political issue.
Add 20 advanced-level words and expressions to your English vocabulary so you can successfully talk about politics and elections where you live.
Use common sentence starters to make suggestions in English so you can confidently share your ideas and offer alternatives.
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Use 4 simple steps to build effective habits and master your English confidence. I’ll show you how with practical action steps and a free download to get you started with 30 Speaking Prompts.
Sheer guts, utter crap, brand new, blatant stupidness. Intensifying adjectives are a wonderful way to speak with impact in English and the best way to learn them is with collocations.
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How can you best express your support for a friend’s idea, opinion, or decision? You could say, “I support you.” But there are better ways to say this.
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Did you know ‘should’ can be used to offer advice & recommendations, express regret, share expectations, and more? In this Confident English lesson, you’ll learn advanced English grammar structures to use ‘should’ for a variety of purposes and do it correctly every time.
Get 4 steps to write the perfect cover letter in English. Plus, understand the key differences between a cover letter vs. a resume and how a cover letter can help you stand out from other job candidates.
