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Before and after πŸ˜‰

How to use the words after and before correctly.

Posted byrachelkimschultzApril 9, 2024Posted inGrammarTags:after, before, prepositions, subordinating conjunctionsLeave a comment on Before and after πŸ˜‰

How to use the verb tell correctly βœ…

How to use the verb tell correctly and how not to use it

Posted byrachelkimschultzJanuary 9, 2024Posted inGrammar, VocabularyTags:collocations, Phrasal verbs, tell, verb patterns2 Comments on How to use the verb tell correctly βœ…

When not to use ‘s’ after nouns when it looks/sounds like we should! πŸ˜«

When to use ‘s’ after nouns and when not to.

Posted byrachelkimschultzNovember 6, 2023Posted inGrammarTags:adjectives, pluralsLeave a comment on When not to use ‘s’ after nouns when it looks/sounds like we should! πŸ˜«

Adjectives to describe feelings

The difference between adjectives describing how we feel and adjectives describing a situation (or a person).

Posted byrachelkimschultzJune 20, 2023October 19, 2023Posted inGrammar, VocabularyTags:adjectives, feelings2 Comments on Adjectives to describe feelings

During πŸ€”

The difference between during, while and for and how to use during correctly.

Posted byrachelkimschultzJanuary 5, 2023October 19, 2023Posted inGrammar, VocabularyTags:conjunctions, during, for, preposistions, while2 Comments on During πŸ€”

Question words and word order β“❓❓

The correct word order after question words when they are used in questions and when they are used in indirect questions and statements.

Posted byrachelkimschultzDecember 6, 2022October 19, 2023Posted inGrammarTags:direct questions, indirect questions, noun clauses with question words, word order4 Comments on Question words and word order β“❓❓

For and since

How to use for and since as prepositions.

Posted byrachelkimschultzSeptember 21, 2022October 19, 2023Posted inGrammarTags:for, prepositions, since4 Comments on For and since

Idioms and expressions with animals πŸ¦˜

Learn idioms to sound more like an English native speaker.

Posted byrachelkimschultzJuly 25, 2022December 1, 2023Posted inVocabularyTags:animal idioms, idioms, natural expressions2 Comments on Idioms and expressions with animals πŸ¦˜

Idioms and expressions with parts of the body πŸ‘£

Learn some idioms and take your English to the next level.

Posted byrachelkimschultzMarch 4, 2022December 1, 2023Posted inVocabularyTags:expressions, idioms, parts of the body4 Comments on Idioms and expressions with parts of the body πŸ‘£

The semicolon ; πŸ‘©πŸ»β€πŸ«

Corrent punctuation is important, especially if you need to write for an IELTS, PTE or Cambridge English test. Learn how to use semicolons correctly.

Posted byrachelkimschultzDecember 1, 2021December 28, 2025Posted inPunctuationTags:Punctuation, semicolons, writing2 Comments on The semicolon ; πŸ‘©πŸ»β€πŸ«

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