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- Simple present tense: rules and practice The simple present expresses regular routines, general facts, and ongoing states. A routine does not need to happen every day; an action… A1 3 s
- Simple Past Tense: Actions and Past States The simple past places actions, events, and states entirely in finished time before now. You use it to describe a single completed event, a… A2 3 s
- Concrete nouns: simple rules and examples A concrete noun names anything with a physical presence or a sensory quality. The word concrete here does not mean building cement. It… B1 4 s
- Practice speaking English: Ten simple steps Speaking practice means producing spoken English aloud to share a thought, ask a question, or describe an action. Silent study supports… A2 3 s
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- When the old community kitchen closed, several families met to plan a replacement. They drafted simple safety guidelines, collected donated pots, and set up a cleaning schedule. By building the volunteer program from the ground up, they created a welcoming space that served everyone reliably. A resident explains how families restored a shared dining room and cooking space. · from ‘From the ground up’ B2 22 s Included with membership
- We need to discuss whether we can split the moving costs this weekend. My flatmate suggested that we look at our monthly budget together so that we agree on all shared payments before the moving truck arrives. That will keep everything simple and prevent any confusion. A tenant plans how to share moving expenses with a flatmate. · from ‘Discuss or discuss about: Which is correct?’ B1 20 s Included with membership
- Since the community room has plenty of natural light, we can probably get away with simple paper tablecloths instead of ordering expensive linen. An organizer discusses table decorations for a neighborhood gathering. · from ‘Get away with’ B1 10 s Included with membership
- Our safety warning came across, and every cyclist wore a helmet on Sunday because the instructions were simple. Explaining how riders understood an important safety notice. · from ‘Come across’ B1 8 s Included with membership
- Every weekend, our repair cafe welcomes local residents who bring broken household items. A visitor brings a lovely yellow metal kettle because the handle is loose. A skilled volunteer works inside our sunny workshop area and prepares a repair kit carefully. She cleans each small screw, examines every wire, and shows visitors how simple repairs save money. A comprehensive overview of morning intake at a community repair cafe. · from ‘Adjective Order: Rules and Examples’ B1 25 s Included with membership
