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Five embarrassing mistakes not to make in French

We've all been there. Trying out our new language skills, thinking we're making a great impression, and then realising we've made a big...

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French Grammar: Ma routine quotidienne: Present Tense Gap Fill Exercise

Here is a gap fill exercise to practice your present tense verbs in French relating to the theme 'My Daily Routine'. Fill in the gaps...

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Spanish Grammar: Mi rutina diaria: Present Tense Gap Fill Exercise

Here is a gap fill exercise to practice your present tense verbs in Spanish relating to the theme 'My Daily Routine'. Fill in the gaps...

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English Reading: Conditionals in context

Learning, understanding and using conditional sentences in English can be a tricky topic for many students, but seeing them in a real...

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English Grammar: Been vs Gone

Contrasting examples - in the context of visiting a place When using the verbs 'to be' and 'to go' in the present perfect tense, they can...

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Spanish: Top 10 useful phrases for eating out

Here are ten useful phrases for when you're at a restaurant in a Spanish speaking country. 1. Firstly, you might like to say hello and...

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English Grammar: The many uses of 'to get'

The verb 'to get' in English can be a little confusing as it is used in a number of different situations. Here I will explain the...

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English Grammar: So VS Such

So and Such in their basic form are both used to express the idea of "to a great extent" or "to a high degree", often used to EMPHASISE a...

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Yes! ANYONE can learn a language!

All too often I hear comments like "I'm just not a languages person" ... "I wish I could speak another language" ... "I was never any...