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- 5 Uses of Am: How to Use ‘Am’ in a Sentence
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- 50 Best Questions about Conversation to Ask Anyone
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- 91 Questions about a Family in Conversation
- About Animals
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- Adjective of Quality Examples in Sentences
- Am: How to Use in a Sentence
- Are: How to Use In Negative Answers About Profession
- Artificial Intelligence: Best Questions to Ask
- Assertiveness | How to Be More Assertive at Work & Conversation
- Birthday Party
- Blood: 50 Best Questions to Ask in Conversation
- Brain: 50 Best Questions to Ask in Conversation
- Collective Noun Sheep in the Pasture: Flock and More
- Connect It Right! How to Use Conjunctions That Build Sentences
- Consolation Sentences: Make Sad One Happy
- Countable Words: Words to Describe the Quantity
- Describing people
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- Develop a Strong Understanding of ‘Was’ and ‘Were’
- Exclamatory Phrases
- Exclamatory Sentence Made Easy: Identify the Subject and Build
- Food and Eating: 50 Best Questions to Ask in Conversation
- Games
- Gender in English Grammar: Know with Examples
- Good Wishes for an Occasion
- Gratitude: How to Express
- Health: 50 Best Questions to Ask in Conversation
- How Many Letters Are There in the English Alphabet? Know Now
- How to Ask Common Questions and Answer in Everyday Life
- How to Form Affirmative Answers Using This
- How to Greet People in English
- How to Learn and Identify Letters of the English Alphabet
- How to pronounce ‘a’
- How to pronounce ‘i’
- How to Pronounce ‘o’
- How to Pronounce ‘a’ in Words
- How to Pronounce ‘e’
- How to Pronounce ‘u’ and ‘y’
- How to Show Good Manners While Speaking
- How to Speak About Time in Everyday English
- How to Use ‘Did Have’ to Ask Questions about Possession
- How To Use ‘Do Have To’ to Ask Questions about Action
- How To Use ‘Does Have To’ to Ask Questions about Action
- How to Use ‘Does Have’ to Ask Questions about Possession
- How to Use ‘Doesn’t Have’ in Negative Sentences
- How to Use Am in Negative Sentences About the Profession
- How to Use Am in Negative Sentences About the State
- How to Use Am in Questions About Continuous Action
- How to Use Am in Questions About the Profession
- How to Use Am in Questions About the State
- How to Use Am to Describe Continuous Action
- How to Use Am to Describe Negative Continuous Action
- How to Use Am to Tell About the Profession
- How to Use Am to Tell About the State of Being
- How to Use Am: Affirmative Answers About Profession
- How to Use Am: Affirmative Answers About State
- How to Use Am: Negative Answers About Profession
- How to Use Am: Negative Answers About State
- How to Use Are in Negative Answers About Continuous Action
- How To Use Are in Negative Sentences About The Profession
- How to Use Are in Negative Sentences About the State
- How to Use Are in Questions About Continuous Action
- How to Use Are in Questions About the Profession
- How to Use Are in Questions About the State
- How to Use Are to Describe Negative Continuous Action
- How to Use Are to Describe the Profession
- How to Use Are to Tell About Continuous Action
- How to Use Are: Affirmative Answers About State
- How to Use Are: Negative Answers About State
- How to Use Did Have in Negative Answers about Possession
- How to Use Did in a Sentence as the Main Verb
- How to Use Did to Ask a Question
- How to Use Did to Form a Negative Sentence
- How to Use Did to Show Certainty in a Sentence
- How to Use Didn’t Have To in a Sentence
- How to Use Do in a Sentence as the Main Verb
- How to Use Do to Ask a Question
- How to Use Do to Form a Negative Sentence
- How to Use Do to Show Certainty in a Sentence
- How to Use Does Have in Negative Answers about Possession
- How to Use Does in a Sentence as the Main Verb
- How to Use Does to Ask a Question
- How to Use Does to Form a Negative Sentence
- How to Use Does to Show Certainty in a Sentence
- How to Use Doesn’t Have To in a Sentence
- How to Use Don’t Have To in a Sentence
- How to Use Had in a Sentence
- How to Use Had in Affirmative Answers about Completed Action
- How to Use Had in Affirmative Answers about Possession
- How to Use Had in Negative Answers about Completed Action
- How to Use Had in Negative Sentences about Completed Action
- How to Use Had to Ask Questions about Completed Action
- How to Use Had To in a Sentence
- How to Use Had to Show the Completed Action
- How to Use Has in a Sentence
- How to Use Has in Affirmative Answers about Completed Action
- How to Use Has in Affirmative Answers about Possession
- How to Use Has in Negative Answers about Completed Action
- How to Use Has in Negative Sentences about Completed Action
- How to Use Has to Ask Questions about Completed Action
- How to Use Has To in a Sentence
- How to Use Has to Show the Completed Action
- How to Use Have in a Negative Sentence
- How to Use Have in Affirmative Answers about Completed Action
- How to Use Have in Affirmative Answers about Possession
- How to Use Have in Negative Answers about Completed Action
- How to Use Have in Negative Answers about Possession
- How to Use Have in Negative Sentences about Completed Action
- How to Use Have to Ask Questions about Completed Action
- How to Use Have To in a Sentence
- How to Use Have to Show the Completed Action
- How to Use Have with Do to Ask Questions About Possession
- How to Use Is in Negative Answers About Continuous Action
- How to Use Is in Negative Answers About Profession
- How To Use Is In Negative Sentences About The Profession
- How to Use Is in Negative Sentences About the State
- How to Use Is in Questions About Continuous Action
- How to Use Is in Questions About the Profession
- How to Use Is in Questions About the State
- How to Use Is to Describe Continuous Action
- How to Use Is to Describe Negative Continuous Action
- How to Use Is to Describe the Profession
- How to Use Is to Tell About the State of Being
- How to Use Is: Affirmative Answers About State
- How to Use Is: Negative Answers About State
- How to Use Shall in English
- How to Use Shall in Negative Sentences
- How to Use Shall to Ask Questions
- How to Use That in a Negative Sentence
- How to Use That in a Sentence
- How to Use These in Negative Answers
- How to Use This in a Negative Sentence
- How to Use This in a Sentence
- How to Use This to Ask Questions
- How to Use Those in Negative Answers
- How to Use Those in Negative Sentences
- How to Use Was in Affirmative Answers About State
- How to Use Was in Negative Answers about Continuous Action
- How to Use Was in Negative Answers About State
- How to Use Was in Negative Sentences About the Profession
- How to Use Was in Negative Sentences About the State
- How to Use Was in Questions About the State
- How to Use Was to Describe Negative Continuous Action
- How to Use Was to Describe the Profession
- How to Use Was to Tell About Continuous Action
- How to Use Was to Tell the State of Being
- How to Use Were in Affirmative Answers About State
- How to Use Were in Negative Answers About Profession
- How to Use Were in Negative Answers about Continuous Action
- How to Use Were in Negative Answers About State
- How to Use Were in Negative Sentences About the Profession
- How to Use Were in Negative Sentences About the State
- How to Use Were in Questions About Profession
- How to Use Were in Questions About the State
- How to Use Were to Describe Negative Continuous Action
- How to Use Were to Describe the Profession
- How to Use Were to Tell About Continuous Action
- How to Use Will in Affirmative Answers
- How to Use Will in English
- How to Use Will in Negative Sentences
- How to Use Will to Ask Questions
- How To Use ‘Did Have To’ to Ask Questions about Action
- How to Use ‘Didn’t Have’ in Sentences about Possession
- How to Use ‘shall be’ in Negative Answers
- How to Use ‘Shall Be’ to Ask Questions
- How to Use ‘Shall be’ to Describe Negative Continuous Action
- How to Use ‘Will Be’ in Negative Answers
- How to Use ‘Will Be’ to Ask Questions
- How to Use ‘Will be’ to Describe Negative Continuous Action
- Imperative Sentence: Formation and How to Write
- Imperative Sentence: Speak Direct, Not to Discuss
- In the office
- Introducing self and others
- Know Simple Present Tense with Ease: Formation and Examples
- Mastering Common Nouns for Better Writing
- Meeting an Old Friend: How to Start a Conversation
- Noun: Identification
- Number: Magic Words! Make Singular to Plural with Rules!
- Order: Sentences to Command Someone
- Parts of Speech
- Persons: How to Know First, Second and Third Person?
- Proper Noun: Know How to Use It
- Request Sentences: How to Show your Politeness
- Say It Better: Understanding a Pronoun
- School: 33 Best Questions to Ask in Conversation
- Sentences of Apology
- Sentences of Don’ts: Guide Your Kids, Make Life Happy
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- Television: 30 Sentences You Can Use in Speaking
- The Use of That in Questions: Understand Better
- This: Know the Proper Use in Negative Answers
- Use of Am in Affirmative Answers About Continuous Action
- Use of Am in Negative Answers About Continuous Action
- Use of Are in Affirmative Answers About Continuous Action
- Use of Is in Affirmative Answers About Continuous Action
- Use of Shall in Affirmative Answers
- Use of Shall in Negative Answers
- Use of These in Affirmative Answers
- Use of These in Negative Sentences
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- Use of These to Ask Questions
- Use of Those in Affirmative Answers
- Use of Those in Sentences
- Use of Those to Ask Questions
- Use of Was in Affirmative Answers About Continuous Action
- Use of Was in Affirmative Answers About Profession
- Use of Was in Negative Answers About Profession
- Use of Was in Questions About the Profession
- Use of Was: Questions about Continuous Action
- Use of Were in Affirmative Answers About Continuous Action
- Use of Were in Affirmative Answers about Profession
- Use of Were in Questions about Continuous Action
- Use of Were: Past State of Being
- Use of Will in Negative Answers
- Use of ‘Shall Be’ in Affirmative Answers
- Use of ‘Shall be’ to Describe Continuous Action
- Use of ‘Will be’ in Affirmative Answers
- Use of ‘Will be’ to Describe Continuous Action
- Using Are in Affirmative Answers About Profession
- Using Are: How to Tell About State of Being
- Using Is in Affirmative Answers About Profession
- Using That in Affirmative Answers in a Better Way
- Using That in Negative Answers in a Proper Manner
- Vowels and Consonants
- What are Concrete and Abstract Nouns? How to Define
- What Are Irregular Verbs? Know With Examples
- What Are the 5 Forms of Verbs? List of 91 Verbs
- What Are the Colours of the Rainbow? Rainbow Colour Names
- What Is a Group of Lions called? | Collective Noun for Lions
- What is a Roman Numeral? Formation and Uses
- What Is Be? Grammar With ‘Be’ Verbs Made Easy
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- Exercise 1- Alphabet, Days, and Months
- Exercise 10- Am, Numbers, and Exclamatory words
- Exercise 11- Is, Numbers, and Exclamatory phrases
- Exercise 12-Is, Order, and Gratitude
- Exercise 13- Is, Fruits, and Apology
- Exercise 14- Is, Flowers, and Order
- Exercise 15- Are, Transport, and Consolation
- Exercise 16- Are, Kitchen Things, and Consent
- Exercise 17- Are, Bathroom Things, and Request
- Exercise 18- Are, Bedroom Things, and Negative Sentences
- Exercise 19- This, Furniture, and Do’s
- Exercise 2- Use of Letters
- Exercise 20- This, Gent’s Wear, and Don’ts
- Exercise 21- That, Lady’s Wear, and Time
- Exercise 22- That, Warm Clothes, and Common Questions
- Exercise 23- Containers, and Meeting
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- Exercise 3- Vowels, Consonants, and Words
- Exercise 4- Persons, and Pronouns
- Exercise 5- Gender, and Verbs
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- Exercise 9- Am, Numbers, and Good Wishes
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- Say What Happened: A Guide to Past Tense
- Simple Future Tense Made Easy With Formation and Examples
- The Perfect Continuous Present Tense: A Simple Guide
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- What Is the Continuous Future Tense? An Easy Guide
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- Verbs List with 5 Verb Forms
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- From Action to Reaction: Passive Voice in Simple Past Tense
- How to Form Passive Voice in The Present Continuous Tense
- Make Passive Voice in Past Continuous Tense Easily
- Passive Voice in Perfect Present Tense with Simple Steps
- Passive Voice in Simple Present Tense: Explained with Ease
- Passive Voice in The Perfect Future Tense: Easy Steps
- Passive Voice in The Perfect Past Tense: How to Form
- Simple Future Tense Passive Voice: Make with Daily Life Talk
- Words: An Easy Categorized Vocabulary
- 12 Months of a Year: Month Names in English
- 26 Common Words That We Use to Learn Letters
- Animals of Feminine Gender: Names for Female Animals
- Appliances: A List of Most Useful Devices
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- Eatables: Know the Food Item Names in English
- Explore Our Exciting List of 30 Fruits in English
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- Group of Animals: Know The Words
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- Household Articles: Know Names of Items in a Home
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- How to Say the Numbers From 61 to 100
- Idiomatic Comparison: Symbolic Phrase to Compare Two Things
- Insects: a List of 30 Names for Common Insects
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- Joining Words: A List of 30 Linking Words
- Kitchen Items! Get a List in English Now
- Know The 30 Names for Human Body Parts
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- Ladies Wear: A Useful List of Female Clothes
- Learn 30 Important Words That Start with Vowels
- Learn How to Say the Numbers From 1 to 30
- Learn How to Say the Numbers From 31 to 60
- Make an Effort to Learn the Names of Cosmetics
- Means of Transport | Get a List in English Now
- Medicine: Essential Medical Terms You Need To Know
- Minerals: Know the Names of Natural Substances
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- Names of Days of the Week in English
- Occupation: Know the Role You Play in Society
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- Parts of Trees: Names You Should Know
- Persons Related to Art: Know 30 Names for Artists
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- Places Where Things Are Kept: You Need to Know
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- Reptiles: Names of Animals with Cold Blood
- Stationery: A List of Important Items You Need
- Study Room: Items Found in the Study Room
- The 23 Most Essential Pronouns in the English Language
- The Most Used 30 Verbs When Speaking We Should Know
- Things in the Bathroom! Explore a List in English
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- What are Ordinal Numbers? List of 30 Numbers
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- Workers: Persons Who Perform Physical Work for Money
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