Do you know what the differences are between a reflexive pronoun and an intensive pronoun? Are you unsure what they even are?
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In this video, we look at idioms containing the colours red, pink, green, and gold. Learning these will help improve your English fluency.
Is there a difference between jealousy and envy, or are they synonyms? Learn more about both, and why they are so often confused.
In this video, we focus on 10 idioms that involve the 5 senses. Sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch. There are 2 idioms for each sense.
Learn some common English phrasal verbs, idioms and vocabulary. Listen and discover a birthday secret in today’s story!
Learn 12 idioms that involve parts of the body. Watch to the end for a listening exercise to hear the expressions in context.
Made is the past tense of make. It can also become many phrasal verbs. We look at made of, made from, made up of, made out of, and made with. They look similar, but have different meanings.
In this video, we look at they, them, and their. Often considered as plural pronouns, learn how to use them as singular pronouns.
Information, advice, and knowledge are abstract nouns that always remain singular. Learn how to use these uncountable nouns for abstract concepts.
