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May 18, 20190Comments

My ultimate guide to giving advice, all the possible phrases you need

Modal verbs are very difficult to get right. The best way to learn modal verbs is to look at which modal verbs need to be used for which topic. This week we

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May 18, 20190Comments

The top 5 phrases with modal verbs you never knew existed

Modal verbs like could, should, might, may, must can be a real nightmare, and to many it can be very confusing to decide which one you need to use. Here

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May 18, 20190Comments

The Dark Side of Conditionals: How to offer to do something when you don’t really want to do it…

Sometimes in conversation with a friend or a customer/client it is clear that someone wants you to help them with something, and it is usually then polite to offer to

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May 18, 20190Comments

One use of ‘should’ that you never knew about… This can make you sound very professional!

As you may know, we can use should for giving, or asking advice: 'You should see a doctor' / 'Should I see a doctor?' We can also use it to talk about the

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May 18, 20190Comments

My 6 favourite business English phrases from football..

Football is the national sport in England. You may be quite surprised how many phrases we take from football which can be used in business. Here are my top 6

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May 18, 20190Comments

One thing you should NEVER forget if you want to sound entertaining in English

A lot of students don't like using the past perfect tense, because it is complicated and they don't know when to use it. However, if you want to make your story

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May 18, 20190Comments

6 adverbs to make you sound more professional, including 2 you are definitely NOT using!

I had an email only yesterday about the use of the word 'thus'. So I thought I would write a post about adverbs in general, and how they are a

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May 18, 20190Comments

2 Uses for Continuous Tenses that English learners ALWAYS forget!

Many learners of English know that the continuous tense are used to talk about something which is continuing for some length of time. Check out my diagram about when to

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May 18, 20190Comments

The mystery of ‘who’ and ‘whom’… What is whom and when do I use it? The answer is surprisingly easy!

If you are confused with when you should use 'who' and when you should use 'whom', then you are not alone! You will be happy to know that 'whom' is

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May 18, 20190Comments

Oh là là, The 7 most useful advanced English phrases which come from French!

Ever since the Norman conquest of 1066, when French armies invaded England, the English language has been very strongly influenced by French. This influence is still very strong today, so

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