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カテゴリー全て - vocabulary - grammar - idioms - comparatives

によって Unai Duque Quintin 3年前.

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English - U2

The material covers various aspects of English language learning, focusing on idiomatic expressions, temporal linkers, comparative and superlative adjectives, essential vocabulary, and specific grammatical distinctions.

EXCHANGE STUDENT

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EXCHANGE STUDENT

Alex Escriche Garcia de Eulateにより

COMPARATIVE/SUPERLATIVE

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Common test techniques

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English - U2

Idioms:

Get over it: To start to feel happy/relived again after something bad.

A dime a dozen: Something is very common or easy to find.

Could / Were able to

Were able to: You know how to do something BUT for X reasons you cant do it in the moment

Could: You in the PAST knew how to do something

Vocabulary

Record, Incredible, Smart, Compete, Party, Whatever, Talented, Extraodinary, Intend, Manage, Keep on, Training, Definitely, Brilliant, Unbelievable, Achieve, Skills, Work out, Take Advantage of, Carry on

English - U2

The material covers various aspects of English language learning, focusing on idiomatic expressions, temporal linkers, comparative and superlative adjectives, essential vocabulary, and specific grammatical distinctions.

EXCHANGE STUDENT

EXCHANGE STUDENT

COMPARATIVE/SUPERLATIVE

Common test techniques

English - U2

Idioms:

Get over it: To start to feel happy/relived again after something bad.

A dime a dozen: Something is very common or easy to find.

Could / Were able to

Were able to: You know how to do something BUT for X reasons you cant do it in the moment

Could: You in the PAST knew how to do something

Vocabulary

Record, Incredible, Smart, Compete, Party, Whatever, Talented, Extraodinary, Intend, Manage, Keep on, Training, Definitely, Brilliant, Unbelievable, Achieve, Skills, Work out, Take Advantage of, Carry on

Linkers of time

First, then, next, before, brefore that, after, after that, finally

Comparatives and Superlatives

Superlatives: -est Example: Hot-Hottest

Comparatives: -er Example: Hot-Hotter

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English - U2

The material covers various aspects of English language learning, focusing on idiomatic expressions, temporal linkers, comparative and superlative adjectives, essential vocabulary, and specific grammatical distinctions.

EXCHANGE STUDENT

EXCHANGE STUDENT

COMPARATIVE/SUPERLATIVE

Common test techniques

English - U2

Idioms:

Get over it: To start to feel happy/relived again after something bad.

A dime a dozen: Something is very common or easy to find.

Could / Were able to

Were able to: You know how to do something BUT for X reasons you cant do it in the moment

Could: You in the PAST knew how to do something

Vocabulary

Record, Incredible, Smart, Compete, Party, Whatever, Talented, Extraodinary, Intend, Manage, Keep on, Training, Definitely, Brilliant, Unbelievable, Achieve, Skills, Work out, Take Advantage of, Carry on

Linkers of time

First, then, next, before, brefore that, after, after that, finally

Comparatives and Superlatives

Superlatives: -est Example: Hot-Hottest

Comparatives: -er Example: Hot-Hotter

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Mindomo

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