English grammar

The idiom “copycat” refers to someone who copies the work of another. Can you use this …

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The idiom “to hit the books” refers to the action of starting to study hard. Can …

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The idiom “to pass with flying colors” refers to passing something with high grades. Can you …

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The idiom “teacher’s pet” refers to the teacher’s favorite student. Can you use this idiom in …

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The zero conditional is used to talk about situations that are generally or always true, such …

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This video is a review of the reported speech in the English language. We take a …

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This video presents a teaching idea for reported speech. The activity includes having the students walk …

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This video covers special cases in reported speech that do not follow the typical pattern. This …

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There are certain words that need backshifting when using reported speech. In this video we look …

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The mixed conditional deals with the present results of imaginary situations in the past. This video …

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