Easy Breezy English: Recent Episodes
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In this episode, we will learn:
Modal auxiliary verbs
Semi-modal auxiliary verbs
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In this episode, we will learn using imperatives, or commands.
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In this episode, we will learn:
Simple past verb forms
Simple past of be
Forming negatives
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In this episode, we will learn:
Simple present verb forms
Simple present of be
Forming negatives
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In this episode, we will learn:
Be going to plus base form
Be about to plus base form
We will summarize the six ways of talking about the future:
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Will plus base form (prediction)
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Will plus base form (intention)
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Present progressive tense
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Present tense
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Be going to plus base form
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Be about to plus base form
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There are four nonmodal ways to talk about future time:
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Present progressive tense
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Present tense
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Be going to plus base form
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Be about to plus base form
In this episode, we will learn the present progressive tense and the present tense.
We will discuss the differences and similarities between these two ways of talking about the future.
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In this episode, we will learn about The Future Tense.
- Using will to talk about future time
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In this episode, we will learn about The Past Tense.
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Using the past tense for past time
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Other uses of the past tense
- Hypothetical statements
- Polite questions and deferential requests
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In this episode, we will learn about The Present Tense.
Using the present tense for past time:
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Recounts ideas or information from the past that affects us in the present
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Comments on or paraphrases the works of others
Using the present tense for future time:
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Refers to future events if those events are fixed or scheduled
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Refers to future events in adverb clauses when the main clause uses will.
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In this episode, we will learn about The Present Tense.
Using the present tense for present time:
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Makes assertions or generalizations about ongoing conditions or states
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Describes existing habits or customs
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Comments on present-time actions
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In this episode, we will learn about nine types of limiting adjectives:
definite and indefinite articles,
possessive adjectives,
demonstrative adjectives,
indefinite adjectives,
interrogative adjectives,
cardinal adjectives,
ordinal adjectives,
proper adjectives, and
nouns used as adjectives.
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In this episode, we will learn about Adjectives.
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In this episode, we will recap our earlier lessons, and will learn:
Reflexive pronouns,
Reciprocal pronouns,
Intensive pronouns
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In this episode, we will learn:
Demonstrative pronouns,
Indefinite pronouns,
Interrogative pronouns,
Numbers as pronouns, and
The Pronoun one
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In this episode, we will learn:
Pronouns as the subject of a sentence, and direct & indirect objects
Pronouns in a prepositional phrase
Direct and indirect object pronouns in the same sentence
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In this episode, we will learn about Personal Pronouns.
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In this episode, we will learn:
Proper & Common Nouns,
Subject, Direct & Indirect Objects, and
Predicate Nouns.
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Intermediate English Vocabulary with Meanings and Examples
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Intermediate English Vocabulary with Meanings and Examples
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Intermediate English Vocabulary with Meanings and Examples
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Intermediate English Vocabulary with Meanings and Examples
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Intermediate English Vocabulary with Meanings and Examples
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Intermediate English Vocabulary with Meanings and Examples
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Intermediate English Vocabulary with Meanings and Examples
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Intermediate English Vocabulary with Meanings and Examples
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Intermediate English Vocabulary with Meanings and Examples
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Collocations are simply words that are traditionally used together by native English speakers, so that their combination becomes expected. Unlike idioms, the individual words in collocations retain their own meaning. Collocations can occur in a number of different patterns, including:
Adjective + noun
Verb + noun
Verb + adverb
Noun + verb
Noun + noun
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What are idioms? Idioms are groups of words in a specific order that form an expression whose meaning is different from the individual words. Most idioms are fixed in their form, and cannot be changed or varied. The best way to understand an idiom is to see it in context. Idioms are usually special to one language and do not usually have a correct translation into another language. I hope that this episode will “shed light” on all you need to know about English idioms, and that, by the time you finish these episodes, you’ll be saying “English idioms? A piece of cake!”
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What are idioms? Idioms are groups of words in a specific order that form an expression whose meaning is different from the individual words. Most idioms are fixed in their form, and cannot be changed or varied. The best way to understand an idiom is to see it in context. Idioms are usually special to one language and do not usually have a correct translation into another language. I hope that this episode will “shed light” on all you need to know about English idioms, and that, by the time you finish these episodes, you’ll be saying “English idioms? A piece of cake!”
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30 common phrasal verbs with definitions and examples. This way you can understand the meaning and how these phrasal verbs are applied in everyday conversation. This format can also be very good for listening and repeating.
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A list of 28 common phrasal verbs with definitions and examples. This way you can understand the meaning and how these phrasal verbs are applied in everyday conversation. This format can also be very good for listening and repeating.
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For this lesson, I created another list of 30 common phrasal verbs with definitions and examples. This way you can understand the meaning and how these phrasal verbs are applied in everyday conversation. This format can also be very good for listening and repeating.
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What are idioms? Idioms are groups of words in a specific order that form an expression whose meaning is different from the individual words. Most idioms are fixed in their form, and cannot be changed or varied. The best way to understand an idiom is to see it in context. Idioms are usually special to one language and do not usually have a correct translation into another language. I hope that this episode will “shed light” on all you need to know about English idioms, and that, by the time you finish these episodes, you’ll be saying “English idioms? A piece of cake!”
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I created another list of 30 common phrasal verbs with definitions and examples. This way you can understand the meaning and how these phrasal verbs are applied in everyday conversation. This format can also be very good for listening and repeating.
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For this lesson, I created a list of 30 common phrasal verbs with definitions and examples. This way you can understand the meaning and how these phrasal verbs are applied in everyday conversation. This format can also be very good for listening and repeating.
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What are idioms? Idioms are groups of words in a specific order that form an expression whose meaning is different from the individual words. Most idioms are fixed in their form, and cannot be changed or varied. The best way to understand an idiom is to see it in context. Idioms are usually special to one language and do not usually have a correct translation into another language. I hope that this episode will “shed light” on all you need to know about English idioms, and that, by the time you finish these episodes, you’ll be saying “English idioms? A piece of cake!”
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A list of 25 common phrasal verbs with definitions and examples. This way you can understand the meaning and how these phrasal verbs are applied in everyday conversation. Explanations are given in English. Examples are provided as learning English with examples is much more effective. You can see the main meaning of phrasal verbs. This format can also be very good for listening and repeating.
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Who Said English is Easy? Enjoy!
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