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English Grammar: Negative Prefixes -  "un", "dis", "in", "im", "non"

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Unsure when to use "insure"? This grammar lesson on prefixes will help you understand some of the prefixes that are common in English. What is the difference between "disinterested" and "uninterested"? What about "discover" and "uncover"? All are correct but mean different things. Find out now.

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Second Conditional - Intermediate English with Shaun #51

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Watch this course live for free on YouTube every Friday at 17 00 GMT (17 00 GMT = https://goo.gl/cVKe0m). Become a Premium Subscriber: http://www.smrt.me/smrt/live Premium Subscribers receive: -1-hour lesson per week with a Canadian or American teacher - Video-marked homework & assignments - Quizzes & exams - Official Smrt English Certification - Weekly group video chats Students practice using the second conditional to describe hypothetical situations.

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Grammar: Learn to use REPORTED SPEECH in English

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Reported Speech - Smrt Live Class with Mark #17

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Watch this course live for free on YouTube every Tuesday and Friday at 17 00 GMT (17 00 GMT = https://goo.gl/cVKe0m). Become a Premium Subscriber: http://www.smrt.me/smrt/live Premium Subscribers receive: - Two 1-hour lessons per week with a Canadian or American teacher - Video-marked homework & assignments - Quizzes & exams - Official Smrt English Certification - Weekly group video chats In this grammar lesson, Mark explains how to use reported or indirect speech in English.

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First Conditionals and Time Clauses - Intermediate English with Shaun #50

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Watch this course live for free on YouTube every Friday at 17 00 GMT (17 00 GMT = https://goo.gl/cVKe0m). Become a Premium Subscriber: http://www.smrt.me/smrt/live Premium Subscribers receive: -1-hour lesson per week with a Canadian or American teacher - Video-marked homework & assignments - Quizzes & exams - Official Smrt English Certification - Weekly group video chats Students practice describing the future with two-clause sentences.

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Join us at our next Smrt Live Class. Every Wednesday at 9:00 AM & 3:00 PM Pacific Time (GMT-7). Join the Facebook group! https://www.facebook.com/groups/leofgroup Mark explains the use of nouns and pronouns. This video is for students at a pre-intermediate level.

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Present Perfect #2 - Smrt Live Class with Mark #26

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Watch this course live for free on YouTube every Tuesday and Friday at 17 00 GMT (17 00 GMT = https://goo.gl/cVKe0m). Become a Premium Subscriber: http://www.smrt.me/smrt/live Premium Subscribers receive: - Two 1-hour lessons per week with a Canadian or American teacher - Video-marked homework & assignments - Quizzes & exams - Official Smrt English Certification - Weekly group video chats In this class, Mark continues explaining the different ways to use the Present Perfect grammar tense.

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Present Perfect #1 - Smrt Live Class with Mark #25

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The Passive Voice - Smrt Live Class with Mark #9

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Watch this course live for free on YouTube every Tuesday and Friday at 17 00 GMT (17 00 GMT = https://goo.gl/cVKe0m). Become a Premium Subscriber: http://www.smrt.me/smrt/live Premium Subscribers receive: - Two 1-hour lessons per week with a Canadian or American teacher - Video-marked homework & assignments - Quizzes & exams - Official Smrt English Certification - Weekly group video chats In this grammar lesson, Mark explains how and why to use the passive voice in English.

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Writing an email – 18 – English at Work has the words for perfect emails

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Using  the common expression 'LIKE' - Free English Grammar Lessons ( ESL )

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Articles #2 - Smrt Live Class wtih Shaun #28

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Learn how to make superlative adjectives and also how to use them in sentences. This video is for students at a pre-intermediate level. Join us at our next Smrt Live Class. Every Wednesday at 9:00 AM & 3:00 PM Pacific Time (GMT-7). Join the Facebook group! https://www.facebook.com/groups/leofgroup

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Learn several important and popular ways to use comparative adjectives in English. This video is for students at a pre-intermediate level. Join us at our next Smrt Live Class. Every Wednesday at 9:00 AM & 3:00 PM Pacific Time (GMT-7). Join the Facebook group! https://www.facebook.com/groups/leofgroup

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Learn how to make and spell comparative adjectives correctly. This video is for students at a pre-intermediate level. Join us at our next Smrt Live Class. Every Wednesday at 9:00 AM & 3:00 PM Pacific Time (GMT-7). Join the Facebook group! https://www.facebook.com/groups/leofgroup

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EnglishLessons4U - Learn English with Ronnie! [engVid]

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Basic English Grammar - TOO MUCH, TOO MANY, A LOT OF

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Speaking English: TOO MUCH, ENOUGH, NOT ENOUGH

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Relative Clauses #3 - Smrt Live Class with Mark #24

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Watch this course live for free on YouTube every Tuesday and Friday at 17 00 GMT (17 00 GMT = https://goo.gl/cVKe0m). Become a Premium Subscriber: http://www.smrt.me/smrt/live Premium Subscribers receive: - Two 1-hour lessons per week with a Canadian or American teacher - Video-marked homework & assignments - Quizzes & exams - Official Smrt English Certification - Weekly group video chats In this grammar lesson, Mark continues the discussion about relative clauses, but in this class, Mark explains noun clauses.

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Relative Clauses #2 - Smrt Live Class with Mark #23

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Watch this course live for free on YouTube every Tuesday and Friday at 17 00 GMT (17 00 GMT = https://goo.gl/cVKe0m). Become a Premium Subscriber: http://www.smrt.me/smrt/live Premium Subscribers receive: - Two 1-hour lessons per week with a Canadian or American teacher - Video-marked homework & assignments - Quizzes & exams - Official Smrt English Certification - Weekly group video chats In this class, Mark continues the discussion about relative clauses and adjective clauses.

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Watch this course live for free on YouTube every Tuesday and Friday at 17 00 GMT (17 00 GMT = https://goo.gl/cVKe0m). Become a Premium Subscriber: http://www.smrt.me/smrt/live Premium Subscribers receive: - Two 1-hour lessons per week with a Canadian or American teacher - Video-marked homework & assignments - Quizzes & exams - Official Smrt English Certification - Weekly group video chats In this grammar lesson, Mark introduces relative clauses.

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Campus Vocabulary - Vocabulary List : Vocabulary.com

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Answer a few questions on each word on this list. Get one wrong? We'll ask some follow-up questions. Use it to prep for your next quiz!

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Basic English: Learn the difference between BECAUSE and SO

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Let's look at some examples carefully. Pay attention to the verb form:

Alice - " It used to take months for a letter to reach the other side of the world. Now I can message or email and they receive it instantly. "

Amith - " I used to enjoy going to the library....We used to be able to disconnect. Now it's all about sharing your daily life on social network. "

When Alice and Amith say used to, are they talking about past, present, or future time. What do you think?

Of course, they are referring to the past. But what does used to mean exactly?

Well, to help you understand, take a little time to ask yourself these questions:

When Amith says "I used to enjoy going to the library," is he talking about something he did once? Or is it something he did regularly?

When Alice says "it used to take months for a letter to reach the other side of the world," do we know exactly when? Or is she referring to an unspecified period of time?

In both examples, are these things that still happen now? Or are they things from the past that no longer happen or are no longer true?

In Amith's example, he is talking about something he did on a regular basis in the past. He used to enjoy going to the library. Perhaps he went every week or every month - we don't know exactly but we know he went there regularly. It was part of his routine. Does he still go now? Maybe, but he doesn't enjoy it in the same way anymore. That has changed.

Let's look at some more examples:

I used to live in Egypt when I was a child. (I lived there at some point in my childhood but I don't live there now).

My family and I used to go to the seaside every summer for a caravan holiday but we always go on city breaks now. (At some time in the past, we went to the seaside in the summer time and we did this for many years. However, now we go on a different kind of holiday).

My husband used to smoke a packet of cigarettes a day! Thankfully, he's given up now. (This was a past habit my husband had but he doesn't do this anymore).

I found an old photo of my mum the other day. I can't believe what huge glasses she used to wear! (She had those glasses at some point in the past but she doesn't use them anymore).

In Alice's example, she is talking about something that used to be generally true. Not so long ago, writing a letter was the main way to communicate with people far away and this was true for people all over the world. It used to take months for letters to reach the other side of the world. However, that is a thing of the past now. With email and instant messaging, we can keep in touch with our friends and family easily wherever they are and this is also true all over the world.

Let's look at some more general examples:

My grandmother always says people used to be more polite when she was younger but I disagree.

Did you know that in the Middle Ages, most people used to think the Earth was flat?

Many children used to leave school before they were ten years old but now most people stay at school until they are eighteen.

It used to snow a lot more when I was younger but winters are much milder now.

In summary, we can use ' used to ' to talk about:

A past routine or habit

A past state

A past truth or belief

In all of these cases, this has changed and is no longer happening/true in the present.

We form these sentences as follows:

Subject + used to + verb (bare infinitive)

What about negative forms? Take another look at this example from our debate:

Amith said: " We didn't use to have to rely on our phones to remember our phone numbers. "

In this example, he is talking about something that was not true in the past but is true now (personally, I used to know all my relatives' and friends' phone numbers when I was younger - I still do! - but now, I have to use my phone to remember numbers, including my own!)

Here are some more examples:

I didn't use to own a car but now I have one. (In the past, I never had a car but that is different now).

I didn't use to like broccoli at all! (I didn't like it in the past but now I do).

Computers didn't use to be so small or so fast! (Older computers were larger and slower than today's machines).

Notice that after didn't, we use use to, not used to (the grammatical rule is the same as past simple, for example we say I visited / I didn't visit...) In spoken English, used to and use to sound the same so listen carefully to whether the sentence is negative or positive!

To make that clear, this sentence is correct:

My dad didn't use to play golf - he took it up when he retired.

...but this one is wrong:

My dad didn't used to play golf - he took it up when he retired.

We can also use 'never' to give a negative meaning:

There never used to be a park here when I was a kid.

I never used to cook at home much but now I make my own meals all the time.

Notice that we use used to after never, not use to.

For questions, we use did + subject + use to...? Here are some examples:

Did you use to watch The A-Team when you were a kid?

Did people really use to think we would have flying cars in 2015?

To do

Do you understand the meaning of used to now? Test yourself with this matching quiz.

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BBC Learning English - Course: lower intermediate / Unit 17 / Session 2 / Activity 1

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Let's look at some examples carefully. Pay attention to the verb form: Alice - " It used to take months for a letter to reach the other side of the world. Now I can message or email and they receive it instantly.

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Diferencia entre 'SEE' 'LOOK' y 'WATCH' en inglés - Clase de inglés

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Diferencia entre 'KNOW' y 'MEET' en inglés

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Diferencia entre TRIP, TRAVEL & JOURNEY en inglés

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Diferencia entre 'LEND' y 'BORROW' en inglés

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Learn to Read | Diphthongs /ow/ & /ou/ - *Phonics for Kids* - Science of Reading

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Cómo pronunciar 'ed' en inglés - Los 3 Sonidos del Pasado

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Pronunciación de las vocales en inglés - La U /ʊ/uː/

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La última rama de nuestro árbol de las vocales inglesas. La U. Enjoy! Welcome to the English happiness! ♥ www.amigosingleses.com Somos Phillip & Isabel, tus teachers de inglés. Todos los jueves tenemos una clase de inglés para ti en YouTube. We hope to see you every week!

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Pronunciación de las vocales en inglés - la "o" /ɒ/ɔː/

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Pronuncia bien estas vocales comunes en inglés con este video. Welcome to the English happiness! ♥ www.amigosingleses.com Somos Phillip & Isabel, tus teachers de inglés. Todos los jueves tenemos una clase de inglés para ti en YouTube. We hope to see you every week! Subscríbete y activa las notificaciones para no perderte ningún video.

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Pronunciación de Vocales inglesas -  La i - /iː/I/

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En este video aprendemos los diferentes sonidos de la vocal "i" en inglés. Welcome to the English happiness! ♥ www.amigosingleses.com Somos Phillip & Isabel, tus teachers de inglés. Todos los jueves tenemos una clase de inglés para ti en YouTube. We hope to see you every week!

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Pronunciación de las vocales en inglés - La Schwa /ə/

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En este video aprendemos la pronunciación de la Schwa en inglés. Es el sonido más común en inglés. Welcome to the English happiness! ♥ www.amigosingleses.com Somos Phillip & Isabel, tus teachers de inglés. Todos los jueves tenemos una clase de inglés para ti en YouTube. We hope to see you every week!

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Pronunciación en inglés - Los Sonidos de la "e" /ɜː/

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En este video aprendemos cómo pronunciar bien el sonido /ɜː/ y cuándo usar este sonido en inglés. Welcome to the English happiness! ♥ www.amigosingleses.com Somos Phillip & Isabel, tus teachers de inglés. Todos los jueves tenemos una clase de inglés para ti en YouTube. We hope to see you every week!

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Pronunciación en inglés - Los Sonidos de la "a" /æ/ʌ/ɑ:/

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En este segundo video de pronunciación aprendemos como pronunciar todas las vocales de la primera rama de nuestro árbol. We hope this helps. :) Welcome to the English happiness! ♥ www.amigosingleses.com Somos Phillip & Isabel, tus teachers de inglés. Todos los jueves tenemos una clase de inglés para ti en YouTube.

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Aprende inglés online - Pronunciación de las Vocales

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Diferencia entre 'SAY' y 'TELL' en inglés

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