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Inversion at FCE level For emphasis or dramatic effect, the subject and auxiliary verb can be inverted when negative adverbials are placed a
Explore inversion, a structure used for emphasis in formal and advanced English. Simple explanations and examples included.
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Cleft sentences are used to emphasize certain parts of a sentence by introducing it or building up to it with a kind of relative clause. The
Today's grammar topic: cleft sentences! Learn when and how to use them with easy-to-follow definitions and examples in this free worksheet.
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đ Maintain vs Sustain â do you know the difference? These two words are similar, but they are used differently in English. đ Check the sheet
Maintain vs Sustain â do you know the difference?
These two words are similar, but they are used differently in English.
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The âthe⊠theâŠâ structure made easy! The more you practice, the better you get đ The less you stress, the more confident you feel đĄ Check th
The âthe⊠theâŠâ structure made easy!
The more you practice, the better you get
The less you stress, the more confident you feel
Check the sheet below for quick explanations and examples!
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Confused about âattendâ vs âattend toâ? đ€ đ Attend = be present đ Attend to = take care of something đ Check the sheet below for clear def
Confused about âattendâ vs âattend toâ?
Attend = be present Attend to = take care of something
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Download the PDF here : https://www.aprendeinglesenleganes.com/be-careful-with-of.php Want to sound more like a native speaker? Try using
Want to sound more like a native speaker?
Try using adjectives like dicey, dodgy, iffy, or lousyâtheyâre super common in everyday English!
Check out the sheet below for clear definitions and example sentences to start using them with confidence!
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Do you know the difference between âbe careful ofâ and âbe careful withâ?
Do you use âbe careful ofâ and âbe careful withâ correctly? Theyâre not interchangeable: đ Use of when talking about risks đ Use with when talking about handling things Take a look at the explanation sheet above! #englishvocabulary #CambridgeEnglish
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Did you know we usually avoid the passive in tenses like the present perfect continuous and future continuous? đ€ Instead, English often use
Did you know we usually avoid the passive in tenses like the present perfect continuous and future continuous?
Instead, English often uses prepositional phrases to express the idea more naturally.
Check out the sheet above for examples and the phrases to use instead.
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âSay no more.â đ âHaving said thatâŠâ âNeedless to sayâŠâ How many idioms with say do you actually use confidently? Weâve put together a she
Make your English sound more natural with 10 essential âsayâ idioms. Perfect for exam prep and real conversations.
Quick word check Saw, sew, sow â three tiny words, very different meanings! Saw â past tense of see (or a cutting tool) Sew â to stitch wit
Do saw, sew, and sow confuse you?
This short PDF explains each meaning with simple examples. Perfect for Cambridge exam prep. #EnglishLearning #GrammarTips #CambridgeEnglish
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Worth, Worthwhile, Worth one's while and more... Did you know you can say: worth â Itâs worth seeing this movie. worth it â Is the trip r
English tip: âworthâ has different uses! worth, worth it, worthwhile, worth oneâs while â not the same Simple explanations and examples inside.
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Ever wondered about the difference between âbe missingâ and âbe lackingâ? đ€ Quick tip: đ Be missing = something is not there at all. đ Be l
Ever wondered about the difference between âbe missingâ and âbe lackingâ?
Be missing = something is not there at all.
Be lacking = something is there, but not enough of it.
Theyâre easy to mix up, but the meaning changes more than you think!
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đ« No Point in Doing It? Here Are Some Useful Phrases! đ« Ever found yourself thinking âIs it even worth doing this?â đ€ Here are some common
Ever want to say something isnât worth doing?
English has some natural phrases for this, like âthereâs no point inâŠâ, âitâs no use doingâŠâ, and âthereâs no use (in) doingâŠâ.
Check out the sheet below for more ways to say this, with clear meanings and example sentences to help you use them with confidence!
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Ever wondered if thereâs a real difference between âhow aboutâ and âwhat aboutâ? They look similar, but theyâre used a little differently i
Ever wondered if thereâs a real difference between âhow aboutâ and âwhat aboutâ? They look similar, but theyâre used a little differently in English!
Check the sheet below for clear definitions and example sentences to see when to use each one correctly.
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𧩠BIT phrases are everywhere in English! đ âEvery bit asâŠâ đ âNot one bitâ đ âChamping at the bitâ Want to sound more natural and confiden
BIT phrases are everywhere in English!
âEvery bit asâŠâ
âNot one bitâ
âChamping at the bitâ
Want to sound more natural and confident? Check out the sheet above for quick definitions and example sentences.
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Struggling with ingenious vs. ingenuous vs. disingenuous? Download the full PDF here:
Words that look alike but definitely donât mean the same! đđ Ingenious = clever and inventive Ingenuous = innocent and sincere Disingenuous
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Ingenious = clever & inventive
Ingenuous = innocent & sincere
Disingenuous = pretending to be honest Itâs amazing how small differences can matter! #b2first #c1advanced #cambridgeenglish #confusingwords
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đŹ "Be ready" vs. "Be prepared" â whatâs the difference? đ€ They sound similar, but theyâre not quite the same! One is about being in the rig
âBe readyâ vs. âBe preparedâ â tricky pair, right? Find out how they differ and when to use each one like a native speaker! This sheet gives you clear examples and explanations.