Learn English: English Grammar

6 episodes covering this topic across B1 levels.

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Welcome to Lesson 68 of our Beginner English series! Today, we are tackling a very important grammar challenge: Irregula

English GrammarLanguage LearningTeaching Methods

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#62"What are you doing?" 📱 | Essential English Telephone Phrases (A1)#learning #podcast
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#62"What are you doing?" 📱 | Essential English Telephone Phrases (A1)#learning #podcast

Welcome to Lesson 62 of our Beginner English series! Today, we are learning a very important grammar topic: The Present

Social pressureEnglish grammarDaily activities

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#56 The "Past of the Past" | Master the English Past Perfect Tense ⏳
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#56 The "Past of the Past" | Master the English Past Perfect Tense ⏳

Welcome to Episode 56 of our B1 English series! Today, Anna and Lukas are talking about travel disasters. But to explain

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#52 "Although it rained" or "Despite the rain"? 🌧️ | English Connectors (B1)
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#52 "Although it rained" or "Despite the rain"? 🌧️ | English Connectors (B1)

Welcome to Episode 52 of our B1 English series! Today, Anna and Lukas are trying to enjoy a picnic. But everything is go

English GrammarConnectors of ContrastCommunication Skills

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#48 Learn English with a Story: A Series of Unfortunate Events 💥
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#48 Learn English with a Story: A Series of Unfortunate Events 💥

Welcome to Episode 48 of our B1 English series! Today, Anna and Lukas are telling stories. But to tell a good story in E

English grammarStorytellingDaily events

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"Boring" or "Bored"? 🥱 | -ING vs. -ED Adjectives Explained (B1) #41
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"Boring" or "Bored"? 🥱 | -ING vs. -ED Adjectives Explained (B1) #41

Are you a boring person, or are you a bored person? There is a huge difference! 🥱🤣

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Key Vocabulary in “English Grammar”

analogya comparison between two things that are similar in some way, often used to explain something
noun
applyto use something (like a rule or method) in a particular situation
verb
breakto separate into pieces or stop working
verb
break downto stop working or functioning correctly
phrasal verb
burntDamaged or spoiled by fire or too much heat.
adjective
buzzingmaking a continuous low sound, like an insect
verb
clumsymoving in an awkward way and often dropping things or having accidents
adjective
coaxto persuade someone gently or patiently to do something
verb
contrasta clear difference between two things
noun
crashto hit something hard, often causing damage or a loud noise
verb

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