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I'm Algeria who lives in Russia. When I moved here I've created an English club to meet foreigners here and to practice the language with them. That's how I learned it. Most of those foreigners left the

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Use these other ways to express yes in English and sounds less repetative! Do you know any others? Comment and let me know! #DanSenseiEnglish #LearnEnglish ▶️ 3Speak

Homophones are very useful for people who are learning English for the following reasons: They increase your English vocabulary They help with pronunciation They can help you yo think faster in English

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Original Content: Learning about countable and uncountable nouns is very important in English. This is because it effects lots of other things such as grammar and articles. If you don’t understand how

Original Content: Adjectives that end in ~ed vs adjectives that end in ~ing can be confusing. This common mistake can make you look really strange if you get it wrong. There are many adjectives in English

[ Original Content - Using in, on and at in English can be very difficult to get right. If you get them wrong, it can be a bit confusing for the people you are talking to. You don’t need to worry though,

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