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Idiomatic Speech II
by ecrivan wordwizard, Apr 9, 2007
Using expressions with get, and idiomatic expressions with color.
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Use of Make and Do
by ecrivan wordwizard, Apr 15, 2007
How do people know the difference between make and do?
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Animals, Collectively
by Mike Crowl, Aug 22, 2007
We’ve all heard of a swarm of bees or a flock of sheep, a litter of kittens or a gaggle of geese. But there are a lot more collective nouns for groups of animals, some of them very much to the point, some of them bordering on the absurd.
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The Wonderful Uses of Get
by ecrivan wordwizard, Oct 23, 2007
How get can be used as a verb with different prepositions or with other words to create expressions.
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Why Use the Present Simple?
by ecrivan wordwizard, Nov 9, 2007
The uses of the simple present.
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The Uses of the Gerund
by ecrivan wordwizard, Nov 18, 2007
Some notes on how the gerund can be used in English.
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Confusion Between the Future Simple and Present Continuous
by ecrivan wordwizard, Nov 22, 2007
Some thoughts on the use of will and the differences between the present continuous and the future simple.
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Basics in Learning Certain Prepositions
by ecrivan wordwizard, Nov 27, 2007
Reasons behind the use of in, to and into in English.
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Talking About Quantities in English
by ecrivan wordwizard, Nov 29, 2007
How to refer to countable and uncountable quantities.
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Author Morsels: Tidbits of Criticism
by Bill Yarrow, Oct 13, 2007
Modern criticism is not just unreadable but also irritatingly verbose. Here’s an alternative.
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