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Use context to distinguish caring for someone, searching for something and checking information.
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Practical lessons, examples and activities for learning English.
Use context to distinguish caring for someone, searching for something and checking information.
Write requests that make the action, context and timing clear without hiding the message behind excessive formality.
Compare two vowel sounds in meaningful words, using a clear model and short listening checks.
State a different view clearly while showing which point you understood and why you see it differently.
Connect your next question to what the other person actually said and give the conversation room to develop.
Learn a practical distinction between the common verb affect and the common noun effect, then check the sentence structure.
Use the meaning of a noun in its sentence to choose quantities, articles and useful counting expressions.
Choose a tense by considering whether you are locating an event in a finished past time or connecting it to the present.