Structure Summary Would like / want / ask I would like you to come to a party on Saturday Object Clause (noun clause): you to come to a party on Saturday Subject + verb + [object = (object pronoun + verb + more information)] I / would like / you to come to a party on Saturday. Other examples: I would like you to come to a meeting on Monday to discuss the te ... Show More
Feb 2022
How to De-emphasize (Soften) English Sentences
<p>I'm sure that you know how to emphasize something in English, but have you learned how to de-emphasize a sentence? De-emphasizing is very common in English, and in this English lesson I'll teach you how to do it.<br/><br/>You'll hear sentences like, "It is ... Show More
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Jan 2025
Important, Must Know Phrasal Verbs - An English Lesson!
In this English lesson I will explain some very common 3 word English phrasal verbs. I know, I know, it's hard enough to learn normal English phrasal verbs, why do we have to have even longer ones! Sorry about that!
In this English class I'll help you learn: to get arou ... Show More
7m 43s
Jan 2025
794 - Phrasal Verbs And Other Communication Phrases
I’m so glad I called up my buddy Ed the other day. He’s a buddy of mine from high school and last week, out of the blue, he hit me up in a text message. I’ve been meaning to get in touch with him for a while, and it was so great to have the chance to catch up with him. Using phra ... Show More
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