Welcome to today’s Lunchtime Lesson. Today I have a very interesting lesson for you. We’re going to be looking at how we make comparisons and which vocabulary is useful for it. This is some really useful language which can be used in a lot of ways. It’s language that you’ll use in your everyday English […]
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Welcome to today’s Lunchtime Lessons post. This week we are looking at Phrasal Verbs in relation to Valentine’s Day. Our Lunchtime Lessons are free Online English classes where we look at areas of English which are often difficult for students. If you didn’t manage to join us for our live session, you can catch up
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Welcome to today’s Lunchtime Lessons post. This week we are looking at how to use the word ‘SO’. Our Lunchtime Lessons are free Online English classes where we look at areas of English which are often difficult for students. If you didn’t manage to join us for our live session, you can catch up with
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Welcome to today’s Lunchtime Lessons post. This week we are looking at how to learn phrasal verbs. Our Lunchtime Lessons are free Online English classes where we look at areas of English which are often difficult for students. If you didn’t manage to join us for our live session, you can catch up with the
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It’s Christmas time again (how did that happen?!) so we thought as an early present we would teach you all about Christmas phrasal verbs in our interactive blog. Phrasal verbs are a very important part of the English language. They are informal, so people use them all the time. It’s important that you can incorporate
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Welcome to today’s Lunchtime Lessons post. This week we are looking at how to use the word ‘worth’ in English. Our Lunchtime Lessons are free Online English classes where we look at areas of English which are often difficult for students. If you didn’t manage to join us for our live session, you can catch
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