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Commonly Confused Words in English: WHOSE & WHO’S

Overcome any confusion you feel about the meanings and usage of these two often-confused words: WHOSE and WHO’S.

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Phrasal Verbs - ‘up’

Do you know what a phrasal verb is? In this lesson, I explain what phrasal verbs are, and also give examples of phrasal verbs that make use of the word ‘up’. Let me know on the forum if you want to see other phrasal verbs covered in future lessons.

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Commonly Confused Words in English: they’re, there, their

Homonyms are words that sound the same, but have different meanings and spelling. This is the first in a series of lessons on homonyms, clarifying the correct way to use these simple but confusing words. If you have any special words that always cause you trouble, please let me know.

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Speaking English - Say, Tell, Hear, Listen - How to use them correctly

‘Say’, ‘tell’, ‘hear’, and ‘listen’: Four simple words that I hear a lot of students make mistakes with. In this lesson, I explain the differences between them, and tell you how to use them all correctly. Let me know if you have any questions about the English lesson.

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