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Beyond: Very and Really

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Test Prep Tips

Tips for taking the TOEIC listening test.

Passive Voice

Learn when to use the passive voice in English.

Quiz: How Much vs. How Many

Test your knowledge when to use "how much" or "how many."

Mixed Practice

M4 Grammar - Final Exam Topics

Past Tense Spelling

Learn the spelling rules for regular verbs in the past tense.

M3 Multi-Tense Quiz

English Verb Tense Practice ---questions-20 Q: Maria _______ to the radio every morning. A: is listening A: listens [correct] A: was listening Q: I _______ a book right now. I can't talk. A: am reading [correct] A: read A: will read Q: We _______ to the park yesterday. A: go A:

Quiz: Tricky Word Pairs

Grammar Practice: Tricky Word Pairs ---questions-20 Q: Choose the correct word: __________ students are in your class? A: How much A: How many [correct] Q: Choose the correct word: __________ homework do you have tonight? A: How much [correct] A: How many Q: Choose the correct word: __________ times have you seen that

Vocabulary

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Agreeing and Disagreeing

Using auxiliary verbs to sound more natural when agreeing or disagreeing.

Past Continuous & Past Simple

Learn how to make your stories more interesting with the past continuous.

Present Continuous vs Present Simple

Present Simple vs. Present Continuous ---cloze-3 The Present Simple tense is used for *habits*, routines, and *facts* that are always true. For example, "I *drink* coffee every morning" (habit), or "The sun *rises* in the east" (fact). ---cloze-3 The Present Continuous tense is for actions happening

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Pim learns how to use AI correctly.