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(Difficult word combinations and phrases in the English grammar)

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  • Difference ‘since & for’
    • Exercise 1: ‘since & for’
  • Question tags (aren’t you?, can we?)
    • Exercise 1: question tags
    • Exercise 2: question tags
  • Question words (what, why, who, …)
  • Difference: ‘have & have got’
  • Use: ‘yet & already’
  • Prop-words ‘one & ones’
    • Exercise 1: prop-words ‘one & ones’
  • Difference: ‘to, too, two’
  • Negations in English
  • Are animals ‘he, she’ or ‘it’?
  • ‘can’t, cannot’ or ‘can not’?
  • Difference: ‘been & gone’
    • Exercise 1: ‘been & gone’
  • Use/difference: ‘it’s & its’
  • Difference: ‘do & make’
  • Difference: ‘interesting & interested’
  • Writing & saying the English date
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    • Difference ‘since & for’
    • Question tags (aren’t you?, can we?)
    • Question words (what, why, who, …)
    • Difference: ‘have & have got’
    • Use: ‘yet & already’
    • Prop-words ‘one & ones’
    • Difference: ‘to, too, two’
    • Negations in English
    • Are animals ‘he, she’ or ‘it’?
    • ‘can’t, cannot’ or ‘can not’?
    • Difference: ‘been & gone’
    • Use/difference: ‘it’s & its’
    • Difference: ‘do & make’
    • Difference: ‘interesting & interested’
    • Writing & saying the English date
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