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Beginners

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  2. Greeting and Introduction: Hi, My Name is Mommy. (Review)

     Review the conversation "Hi, My Name is Mommy". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review basic greeting.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Greeting and Introduction

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on greetings and introductions.

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  2. Exercise: Greeting and Country Names

     30 exercise questions on greeting, introduction, and country names.

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  2. Pronouns: This Is My Family (Review)

     Review the conversation "This Is My Family" Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review basic pronouns.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Pronouns and Introduction

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on pronouns and introductions.

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  2. Exercise: Pronouns and Introduction

     30 exercise questions on pronouns, be verb, and basic family terminology.

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  2. Introduction: Meeting A New Friend At A Party (Review)

     Review the conversation "Meeting A New Friend At A Party" Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review basic introduction, age, and weather.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Age, Weather, Where You Are From

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on age, weather, and where you are from.

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  2. Exercise: Age, Weather, Where You Are From

     30 exercise questions on age, weather, and where you are from.

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  2. Countable and Uncountable Nouns: Let's Look At That Grocery List (Review)

     Review the conversation "Let's Look At That Grocery List" Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review countable and uncountable nouns.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Countable and Uncountable Nouns

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on countable and uncountable nouns.

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  2. Exercise: Countable and Uncountable Nouns

     30 exercise questions on countable nouns and uncountable nouns.

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  2. Demonstrative pronouns and Price: An Interesting Yard Sale (Review)

     Review the conversation "An Interesting Yard Sale". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review basic pronouns.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Basic Demonstrative Pronouns

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on demonstrative pronouns such as "this", "that", "these", and "those".

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  2. Exercise: Basic Demonstrative Pronouns

     30 exercise questions on demonstrative pronouns and prices.

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  2. Basic Demonstrative Pronouns: There Are Interesting Pictures At the Art Museum (Review)

     Review the conversation "There Are Interesting Pictures At the Art Museum" Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review basic demonstrative pronouns.

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  2. Speaking Practice: There is, There are, and Their Questions

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on answering a question using "there is" or "there are", and asking a question using "Is there" or "Are there".

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  2. Exercise: There is, There are, and Their Questions

     30 exercise questions on there is and there are sentences and their questions.

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  2. Articles: I Need Some Stationery (Review)

     Review the conversation "I Need Some Stationery". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review basic articles.

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  2. Speaking Practice: English Articles

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on articles ("an" and "a") as well as telling price.

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  2. Exercise: English Articles

     30 exercise questions on articles such as "a", "an", and "the".

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  2. Some vs Any: My Hotel Room Is Missing Things (Review)

     Review the conversation "My Hotel Room Is Missing Things" Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review words like some, any, many, and a lot of.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Some, Any, A few, A little, A lot of, Many, Much, No

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on words like "some", "any", "a few", "a little", "a lot of", "many", "much", and "no".

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  2. Exercise: Some, Any, A few, A little, A lot of, Many, Much, No

     30 exercise questions on basic quantifiers (some, any, a few, a little, many, much, a lot of, no).

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  2. Possessive Adjectives: Whose Backpack Is This? (Review)

     Review the conversation "Whose Backpack Is This?" Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review possessive adjectives.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Possessive Adjectives

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on possessive adjectives.

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  2. Exercise: Possessive Adjectives

     30 exercise questions on possessive adjectives (my, your, his, her, our, their, its).

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  2. Basic Possessives: Unpacking Boxes Is Hard Work (Review)

     Review the conversation "Unpacking Boxes Is Hard Work" Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review basic possessives.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Possessive Adjectives and Possessive Nouns

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on possessive adjectives and possessive nouns.

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  2. Exercise: Possessive Adjectives and Possessive Nouns

     30 exercise questions on possessives and possessive pronouns.

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  2. Adjectives: My Strange New Dog (Review)

     Practice speaking and pronunciation through a role-play exercise. Also, practice vocabulary by doing exercise questions about the conversation.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Intro to Adjectives

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on basic adjectives.

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  2. Exercise: Intro to Adjectives

     30 exercise questions on adjectives and subject-be verb agreement.

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  2. Adjectives: Giving Feedback On A Picture (Review)

     Review the conversation "Giving Feedback On A Picture" Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review adjectives.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Adjectives and Subject Be Verb Agreement

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on adjectives and the agreement between the subject and the be verb.

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  2. Exercise: Adjectives and Subject Be Verb Agreement

     30 exercise questions on adjectives and subject be verb agreement.

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  2. Simple Present Questions: Who Is Your Boyfriend? (Review)

     Review the conversation "Who Is Your Boyfriend". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review simple present, questions in simple present, and vocabulary on introducing your boyfriend or girlfriend.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Asking a Question With An Adjective

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on asking a question using an adjective.

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  2. Exercise: Asking a Question With An Adjective

     30 exercise questions on using an adjective to ask a question.

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  2. Telling Dates: What Date Is My Appointment? (Review)

     Review the conversation "What Date Is My Appointment?" Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review how to tell dates.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Telling Dates

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on telling dates.

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  2. Exercise: Telling Dates

     30 exercise questions on how to tell dates in English.

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  2. Telling Time: Let's Do Something Together (Review)

     Review the conversation "Let's Do Something Together". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review how to tell dates.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Telling Time

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on telling time.

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  2. Exercise: Telling Time

     30 exercise questions on how to tell the time in English.

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  2. Telling Weekdays: A Double Wedding (Review)

     Review the conversation "A Double Wedding". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review how to tell weekdays.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Telling Weekdays

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on telling weekdays.

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  2. Exercise: Telling Weekdays

     30 exercise questions on how to tell the weekday in English.

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  2. Date and Time: I Have To Check My Schedule (Review)

     Review the conversation "I Have To Check My Schedule". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review time and date.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Date and Time

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on date and time.

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  2. Exercise: Dates and Time

     30 exercise questions on dates and time.

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  2. Simple Present: Hello and What Do You Do? (Review)

     Review the conversation "Hello and What Do You Do?" Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review simple present, subject verb agreement, and vocabulary on hobbies and work.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Action Verbs and Subject Verb Agreement

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on action verbs and subject verb agreement.

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  2. Exercise: Action Verbs and Subject-Verb-Object

     30 exercise questions on action verbs and subject-verb-object sentences.

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  2. Exercise: Action Verbs and Subject Verb Agreement

     30 exercise questions on action verbs and subject verb agreement.

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  2. Simple Present Negative Sentences: Interviewing A New Tutor (Review)

     Review the conversation "Interviewing A New Tutor" Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review negative sentences in simple present.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Negative Sentences in Simple Present

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on negative sentences in simple present.

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  2. Exercise: Negative Sentences in Simple Present

     30 exercise questions on negative sentences in simple present.

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  2. Simple Present: That Nice Red Car (Review)

     Review the conversation "That Nice Red Car". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review simple present, stative verbs, and vocabulary on buying a car.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Stative Verbs

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on stative verbs.

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  2. Exercise: Stative Verbs

     30 exercise questions on stative verbs in simple present.

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  2. Object Pronouns: I Miss My Family (Review)

     Review the conversation "I Miss My Family" Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review simple present, object pronouns, and vocabulary for families.

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  2. Exercise: Object Pronouns

     30 exercise questions on object pronouns in simple present.

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  2. Simple Present: Do You Have Any Sportswear? (Review)

     Review the conversation "Do You Have Any Sportswear?". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review how to ask questions in simple present.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Asking Questions in Simple Present

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on asking a Yes-or-No question in simple present.

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  2. Exercise: Asking Questions in Simple Present

     30 exercise questions on asking questions in simple present.

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  2. Intransitive Verbs: A Great Dating App? (Review)

     Review the conversation "A Great Dating App?" Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review simple present, subject verb agreement, intransitive verbs and introducing yourself to a date.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Transitive and Intransitive Verbs

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on transitive vs intransitive verbs.

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  2. Exercise: Transitive and Intransitive Verbs

     30 exercise questions on transitive verbs and intransitive verbs.

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  2. Direct Object and Indirect Object: I Met My Girlfriend Online (Review)

     Review the conversation "I Met My Girlfriend Online" Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review direct object and indirect object in simple present.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Direct and Indirect Objects

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on direct vs indirect objects.

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  2. Exercise: Direct and Indirect Objects

     30 exercise questions on direct objects and indirect objects.

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  2. Imperative Verbs: Do Something For Me (Review)

     Review the conversation "Do Something For Me" Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review imperative verbs.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Imperative Verbs

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on imperative sentences.

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  2. Exercise: Imperative Verbs

     30 exercise questions on imperative verbs in simple present.

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  2. Simple Present: Charlotte's Riding Lesson (Review)

     Review the story "Charlotte's Riding Lesson" Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review the simple present.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Review of Simple Present

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on simple present tense.

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  2. Exercise: Review of Simple Present

     30 exercise questions on various topics in simple present.

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  2. Adverbs of Degree: Choosing A Summer School Course (Review)

     Review the conversation "Choosing A Summer School Course". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review adverbs of extent and vocabulary on university and courses.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Adverbs of Degree

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on adverbs of degree.

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  2. Exercise: Adverbs of Degree

     30 exercise questions on adverbs of degree.

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  2. What Questions: What Is A Baby Shower? (Review)

     Review the conversation "What Is A Baby Shower?". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review What questions and vocabulary on babies and baby shower.

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  2. Speaking Practice: What Object Questions

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on asking a "What" question.

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  2. Exercise: What Object Questions

     30 exercise questions on "What" object questions.

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  2. When and Where Questions: A Surprise Birthday Party (Review)

     Review the conversation "A Surprise Birthday Party". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review When and Where questions and vocabulary on birthday parties.

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  2. Speaking Practice: When and Where Questions

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on asking "When" and "Where" questions.

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  2. Exercise: When and Where Questions

     30 exercise questions on When and Where questions in simple present.

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  2. Who Questions: My First Day of Work (Review)

     Review the conversation "My First Day of Work" Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review who questions.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Who Subject Questions

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on asking "Who" subject questions.

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  2. Exercise: Who Subject Questions

     30 exercise questions on "Who" subject questions in simple present.

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  2. Who Questions: My Second Day of Work (Review)

     Review the conversation "My Second Day of Work" Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review who questions.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Who Object Questions

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on asking "Who" object questions.

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  2. Exercise: Who Object Questions

     30 exercise questions on "Who" object questions in simple present.

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  2. Which Questions: Which Music Do You Want? (Review)

     Review the conversation "Which Music Do You Want?" Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review Which and What questions.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Which and What + Noun Questions

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on asking "Which" and "What" + noun questions

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  2. Exercise: Which and What + Noun Questions

     30 exercise questions on Which questions and What + Noun questions in simple present.

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  2. Preposition of Places: Where Is That Laptop? (Review)

     Review the conversation "Where Is That Laptop?". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review prepositions of places and vocabulary on buying a laptop.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Simple Prepositions of Places

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on prepositions of places.

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  2. Exercise: Simple Prepositions of Places

     30 exercise questions on preposition of places.

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  2. Preposition of Direction: Give Me The Direction To The Post Office (Review)

     Review the conversation "Give Me The Direction To The Post Office". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review prepositions of direction and giving direction.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Simple Preposition of Direction

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on prepositions of directions.

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  2. Exercise: Simple Preposition of Direction

     30 exercise questions on preposition of direction and giving directions.

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  2. Prepositions of Agents: Buying a Phone For My Mom (Review)

     Review the conversation "Buying a Phone For My Mom" Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review prepositions of agents.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Simple Preposition of Agents

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on prepositions of agents.

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  2. Exercise: Simple Preposition of Agents

     30 exercise questions on prepositions of agents.

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  2. Prepositions of Time: It's Hard To Manage a Busy Schedule (Review)

     Review the conversation "It's Hard To Manage a Busy Schedule" Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review prepositions of time and describing a schedule.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Simple Preposition of Time

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on prepositions of time.

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  2. Exercise: Simple Preposition of Time

     30 exercise questions on simple preposition of time.

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  2. Adverb of Frequency: The Doctor's Suggestions (Review)

     Review the conversation "The Doctor's Suggestions" Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review adverbs of frequency.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Adverb of Frequency

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on adverb of frequency.

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  2. Exercise: Adverb of Frequency

     30 exercise questions on adverbs of frequency.

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  2. Adverb of Manner: Learning To Drive With My Teacher (Review)

     Review the conversation "Learning To Drive With My Teacher" Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review adverbs of manner.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Adverb of Manner

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on adverbs of manner.

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  2. Exercise: Adverb of Manner

     30 exercise questions on adverbs of manner.

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  2. Adverb Modifying Adverbs: Please Move My Things (Review)

     Review the conversation "Please Move My Things" Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review adverbs modifying other adverbs.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Adverb Modifying Another Adverb

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on adverb modifying another adverb.

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  2. Exercise: Adverb Modifying Another Adverb

     30 exercise questions on adverbs modifying other adverbs.

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  2. Simple Past: Let's Choose A Nice Restaurant (Review)

     Review the conversation "Let's Choose A Nice Restaurant" Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review what you learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Simple Past

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on simple past tense.

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  2. Exercise: Simple Past

     30 exercise questions on simple past and past tense of a verb.

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  2. Simple Past Question and Negative: Did You Lock the Door? (Review)

     Review the conversation "Did You Lock the Door?" Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review questions and negatives in simple past.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Simple Past, Negatives and Questions

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on negative and interrogative sentences in simple past tense.

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  2. Exercise: Simple Past, Negatives and Questions

     30 exercise questions on negative sentences and questions in simple past.

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  2. Simple Past: Peter Lost His Dog (Review)

     Review the short story "Peter Lost His Dog" Do a word-order exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review what you learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Simple Past

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on simple past tense.

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  2. Exercise: Simple Past

     30 exercise questions on sentences in past tense.

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  2. Simple Past: My University Days (Review)

     Review the conversation "My University Days." Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review simple past and sentences with "used to".

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  2. Speaking Practice: Simple Past "Used To"

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on using "used to" to convey past habits.

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  2. Exercise: Simple Past "Used To"

     30 exercise questions on sentences with "used to" to describe your past habits.

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  2. Present Continuous: Welcome To The School Tour (Review)

     Review the conversation "Welcome To The School Tour". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review present continuous.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Present Continuous Tense

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on present continuous tense.

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  2. Exercise: Present Continuous Tense

     30 exercise questions on present continuous tense and gerund ("-ing") form of a verb.

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  2. Present Continuous: Want To Join My Barbeque? (Review)

     Review the conversation "Want To Join My Barbeque?" Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review what you learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Negative Sentences in Present Continuous

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on negative sentences in present continuous tense.

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  2. Exercise: Negative Sentences in Present Continuous

     30 exercise questions on negative sentences in present continuous.

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  2. Present Continuous Questions and Negative: Calling My Landlady (Review)

     Review the conversation "Calling My Landlady". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review questions and negative sentences in present continuous.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Asking Questions in Present Continuous

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on asking questions in present continuous tense.

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  2. Exercise: Asking Questions in Present Continuous

     30 exercise questions on asking questions in present continuous tense.

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  2. Present Continuous For Intentions: Calling My Landlady II (Review)

     Review the conversation "Calling My Landlady II". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review present continuous used to describe your plans.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Present Continuous for Intention

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on using the present continuous tense to talk about plans or intentions.

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  2. Exercise: Present Continuous for Intention

     30 exercise questions on using the present continuous for your intention.

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  2. Simple Future: Let's Watch the Cherry Blossom (Review)

     Review the conversation "Let's Watch the Cherry Blossom". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review the simple future.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Simple Future with "Will"

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on simple future tense using "will".

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  2. Exercise: Simple Future with "Will"

     30 exercise questions on simple future with the modal verb "will".

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  2. Simple Future: Come to My House! (Review)

     Review the conversation "Come to My House!" Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review what you learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Simple Future with "Be Going To" and "Be Verb-ing"

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on talking about the future using "be going to" and "be verb-ing" (present continuous tense).

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  2. Exercise: Simple Future with "Be Going To" and "Be Verb-ing"

     30 exercise questions on simple future with "will" and "be going to" as well as using the present continuous to talk about the future.

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  2. Simple Future Questions: I'm Going To Quit My Job (Review)

     Review the conversation "I'm Going To Quit My Job". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review interrogative sentences in simple future.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Asking Questions in Simple Future

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on asking questions in simple future.

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  2. Exercise: Asking Questions in Simple Future

     30 exercise questions on asking questions in simple future.

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  2. Simple Present: Choose A Gift (Review)

     Review the conversation "Choose A Gift". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review what you learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Review of Simple Tenses

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on simple present, simple past, simple future, and present continuous tenses.

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  2. Exercise: Review of Simple Tenses

     30 exercise questions on review of simple tenses.

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  2. Present Perfect: Extreme Sports (Review)

     Review the conversation "Extreme Sports". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review the present perfect tense.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Intro to Present Perfect

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on present perfect tense.

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  2. Exercise: Intro to Present Perfect

     30 exercise questions on sentences in present perfect tense.

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  2. Present Perfect: I Haven't Been Myself Lately (Review)

     Review the conversation "I Haven't Been Myself Lately". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review the present perfect tense.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Present Perfect With "Have Been"

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on the present perfect tense with "have been".

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  2. Exercise: Present Perfect With "Have Been"

     30 exercise questions on sentences with "have been" in present perfect.

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  2. Questions in Present Perfect: Have You Ever Been To Japan? (Review)

     Review the conversation "Have You Ever Been To Japan?". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review interrogative sentences in present perfect.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Asking Questions in Present Perfect

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on asking questions in present perfect tense.

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  2. Exercise: Asking Questions in Present Perfect

     30 exercise questions on asking questions in present perfect.

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  2. Present Perfect Time Words: Regrets In My Life (Review)

     Review the conversation "Regrets In My Life". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review interrogative sentences in present perfect.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Important Time Words in Present Perfect

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on using time words in sentences in present perfect tense, such as "for", "since", "yet", "in", and "before".

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  2. Exercise: Important Time Words in Present Perfect

     30 exercise questions on the important time words used in present perfect tense.

High Beginners

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  2. Indefinite Pronouns: My Dog Is Sick (Review)

     Review the conversation "My Dog Is Sick". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review indefinite pronouns with "some".

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  2. Speaking Practice: Indefinite Pronouns With Some-

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on indefinite pronouns with some-.

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  2. Exercise: Indefinite Pronouns with Some-

     30 exercise questions on indefinite pronouns with "some".

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  2. Indefinite Pronouns: Don't Bring Anything To The Dinner Party (Review)

     Review the conversation "Don't Bring Anything To The Dinner". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review indefinite pronouns with "any".

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  2. Speaking Practice: Indefinite Pronouns with Any-

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on indefinite pronouns with "any-".

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  2. Exercise: Indefinite Pronouns with Any-

     30 exercise questions on indefinite pronouns with "any".

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  2. Indefinite Pronouns: It's Tough Being The New Guy At The Office (Review)

     Review the conversation "It's Tough Being The New Guy At The Office". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review indefinite pronouns with "any".

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  2. Speaking Practice: Indefinite Pronouns with Every- and No-

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on indefinite pronouns with "every-" and "no-".

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  2. Exercise: Indefinite Pronouns with Every- and No-

     30 exercise questions on indefinite pronouns with "every" and "no".

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  2. Possessive: Giving Away Everything (Review)

     Review the conversation "Giving Away Everything". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review advanced usage of possessives.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Plural Possessives, Proper Possessives, Possessives of Indefinite Pronouns

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on plural possessives, proper possessives, and possessives of indefinite pronouns.

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  2. Exercise: Plural Possessives, Proper Possessives, Possessives of Indefinite Pronouns

     30 exercise questions on plural possessive, proper possessive, and possessives of indefinite pronouns.

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  2. To infinitive: What Do You Want To Be? (Review)

     Review the conversation "What Do You Want To Be?". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review verb + to-infinitive.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Verb + To-Infinitive for Thinking and Feeling

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on using to-infinitive after a verb to describe your thinking and feeling.

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  2. Exercise: Verb + To-infinitive for Thinking and Feeling

     30 exercise questions on verb + to-infinitive for thinking and feeling.

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  2. To infinitive: Give Me Back My Money (Review)

     Review the conversation "Give Me Back My Money". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review verb + to-infinitive.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Verb + To-Infinitive for Saying

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on using to-infinitive after a verb to describe what you want to say.

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  2. Exercise: Verb + To-infinitive for Saying

     30 exercise questions on verb + to-infinitive for saying.

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  2. To infinitive: Thanksgiving Trouble (Review)

     Review the conversation "Thanksgiving Trouble". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review verb + to + object + infinitive pattern.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Verb + Direct Object + To-Infinitive

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on verb + direct object + to-infinitive pattern.

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  2. Exercise: Verb + Indirect Object + To-infinitive

     30 exercise questions on verb + indirect object + to-infinitive.

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  2. To Purpose: Why Are You Studying Spanish? (Review)

     Review the conversation "Why Are You Studying Spanish?" Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review "to" used in describing a purpose.

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  2. Speaking Practice: To-Infinitive for Purpose

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on using to-infinitive to describe a purpose.

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  2. Exercise: To-infinitive for Purpose

     30 exercise questions on to-infinitive for talking about purpose.

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  2. Verb-Gerund: Finding Out Common Interests (Review)

     Review the conversation "Finding Out Common Interests". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review the "verb + gerund" pattern.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Verb + -Ing Verb Pattern

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on verb + gerund (-ing verb) pattern.

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  2. Exercise: Verb + -Ing Verb Pattern

     30 exercise questions on verb + -ing verb pattern.

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  2. To-infinitive vs Gerund: How to Lose Weight Effectively (Review)

     Review the conversation "How to Lose Weight Effectively". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review the difference between "verb + to-infinitive" and "verb + gerund" patterns.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Verb Followed By To-Infinitive Or -Ing Verb

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on distinguishing between using verb + to-infinitive vs verb + gerund.

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  2. Exercise: Verbs Followed by To-Infinitive Or -Ing Verb

     30 exercise questions on verbs followed by to-infinitive or -ing verb.

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  2. Modal Verbs for Obligation: You Must Finish That Presentation By Tomorrow (Review)

     Review the conversation "You Must Finish That Presentation By Tomorrow". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review modal verbs and semi-modal verbs.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Modal Verbs and Semi-modal Verbs for Obligation

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on modal verbs and semi-modal verbs for obligation.

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  2. Exercise: Modal Verbs and Semi-modal Verbs for Obligation

     30 exercise questions on modal verbs and semi-modal verbs for obligation.

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  2. Modal Verbs for Ability: Riding the Subway to the Airport (Review)

     Review the conversation "Riding the Subway to the Airport". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review modal verbs and semi-modal verbs.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Modal Verbs and Semi-Modal Verbs for Ability

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on modal verbs and semi-modal verbs for ability.

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  2. Exercise: Modal Verbs and Semi-modal Verbs for Ability

     30 exercise questions on modal verbs and semi-modal verbs for ability.

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  2. Modal Verbs for Possibility: Don't Leave Your Child In The Car (Review)

     Review the conversation "Don't Leave Your Child In The Car". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review modal verbs for possibility.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Modal Verbs for Possibility

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on modal verbs for possibility.

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  2. Exercise: Modal Verbs for Possibility

     30 exercise questions on modal verbs for possibility.

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  2. Modal Verbs for Permission: My First Time At A Buffet (Review)

     Review the conversation "My First Time At A Buffet". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review modal verbs for permission.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Modal Verbs for Permission

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on modal verbs for permission.

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  2. Exercise: Modal Verbs for Permission

     30 exercise questions on modal verbs for permission.

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  2. Modal Verb for Suggestion: My Roommate is Kinda Spoiled (Review)

     Review the conversation "My Roommate is Kinda Spoiled". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review modal verbs for permission.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Modal Verbs for Suggestion or Advice

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on modal verbs for suggestion or advice.

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  2. Exercise: Modal Verbs for Suggestion or Advice

     30 exercise questions on modal verbs for suggestion or advice.

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  2. Modal Verb Questions: Help the Blind Person (Review)

     Review the conversation "Help the Blind Person". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review how to make a question sentence with a modal verb.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Modal Verbs for Offer

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on using a modal verb to make an offer.

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  2. Exercise: Modal Verbs for Offer

     30 exercise questions on modal verbs for offers.

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  2. Modal Verb Questions: As Easy As An Apple Pie (Review)

     Review the conversation "As Easy As An Apple Pie". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review how to make a question sentence with a modal verb.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Modal Verbs to Ask for Permission or To Make a Request

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on using a modal verb to ask for permission or to make a request.

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  2. Exercise: Modal Verbs to Ask For Permission or To Make a Request

     30 exercise questions on modal verbs to ask for permission or to make a request.

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  2. Modal Verb Questions: I Have A Hotel Reservation (Review)

     Review the conversation "I Have A Hotel Reservation". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review how to make a question sentence with a modal verb.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Asking 5W Questions Using Modal Verb 1

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on asking a 5W question using a modal verb.

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  2. Exercise: Asking 5W Questions Using Modal Verb 1

     30 exercise questions on using a modal verb to ask 5W question (probability, ability, suggestion, obligation).

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  2. Modal Verb Questions: Fixing A Laptop is No Easy Work (Review)

     Review the conversation "Fixing A Laptop is No Easy Work". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review how to make a question sentence with a modal verb.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Asking 5W Questions Using Modal Verb 2

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on asking a 5W question using a modal verb.

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  2. Exercise: Asking 5W Questions Using Modal Verb 2

     30 exercise questions on using a modal verb to ask 5W question (permission, requests, invitations, offers).

• 1. 

  2. How Questions: How Do I Make Great Coffee (Review)

     Review the conversation "How do I Make Great Coffee at Home?". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review how to make a "How" question.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Forming and Answering a How Question

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on forming and answering a "How" question.

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  2. Exercise: Forming and Answering a How Question

     30 exercise questions on forming and answering a how question.

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  2. How + Adverb Questions: A Sweet Housesitting Job (Review)

     Review the conversation "A Sweet Housesitting Job". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review how to make a "How + Adverb" question.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Forming How Many and How Much Questions

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on asking a "How many", "How much", or "How" + adverb question.

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  2. Exercise: Forming How Many and How Much Questions

     30 exercise questions on forming a how many or how much question.

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  2. How + Adjective Questions: Highway Construction Causes Controversy (Review)

     Review the conversation "Highway Construction Causes Controversy". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review how to make a "How + Adjective" question.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Forming How + Adjective Question

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on forming "How" + adjective questions.

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  2. Exercise: Forming How + Adjective Question

     30 exercise questions on forming a how + adjective question.

• 1. 

  2. Why Questions: Choose Your Hotel For Your Vacation (Review)

     Review the conversation "Choose Your Hotel For Your Vacation". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review why questions.

• 1. 

  2. Speaking Practice: Forming and Answering Why Questions

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on forming and answering "why" questions.

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  2. Exercise: Forming and Answering Why Questions

     30 exercise questions on forming and answering why questions.

• 1. 

  2. Ing vs ed Adjectives: Talk About Your Movie Preference (Review)

     Review the conversation "Talk About Your Movie Preference". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review the difference between -ing and -ed adjectives.

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  2. Speaking Practice: -Ed and -Ing Adjectives

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on -ed vs -ing adjectives.

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  2. Exercise: -Ed and -Ing Adjectives

     30 exercise questions on -ed and -ing adjectives.

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  2. Adjective + Preposition: Bad Influence (Review)

     Review the conversation "Bad Influence". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review common adjective + preposition patterns.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Common Adjectives With Preposition "in", "at", And "for"

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on using common adjectives followed by a preposition "in", "at", or "for".

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  2. Exercise: Common Adjectives With Preposition "in", "at", And "for"

     30 exercise questions on common adjectives followed by preposition "in", "at", and "for".

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  2. Adjective + Preposition: Time To Move On (Review)

     Review the conversation "Time To Move On". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review common adjective + preposition patterns when the preposition is "about", "of", or "to".

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  2. Speaking Practice: Common Adjectives With Preposition "about", "of", And "to"

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on using an adjective followed by a preposition "about", "of", or "to".

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  2. Exercise: Common Adjectives With Preposition "about", "of", And "to"

     30 exercise questions on common adjectives followed by preposition "about", "of", and "to".

• 1. 

  2. Adjective + to-infinitive: Neighborhood Gossip (Review)

     Review the conversation "Neighborhood Gossip". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review common adjective + to-infinitive patterns.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Adjective + To-infinitive Pattern

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on adjective + to-infinitive (such as "eager to do something) pattern.

• 1. 

  2. Exercise: Adjective + To-infinitive Pattern

     30 exercise questions on adjective + to-infinitive pattern.

• 1. 

  2. Collective Nouns and Compound Nouns: An Airplane Ticket, Please (Review)

     Review the conversation "An Airplane Ticket, Please". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review compound nouns and collective nouns.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Compound Nouns and Collective Nouns

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on compound nouns and collective nouns.

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  2. Exercise: Compound Nouns And Collective Nouns

     30 exercise questions on compound nouns and collective nouns.

• 1. 

  2. Phrasal Verbs: Growing Up In The 90s (Review)

     Review the conversation "Growing Up In The 90s ". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review basic phrasal verbs.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Introduction To Phrasal Verbs

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on phrasal verbs with "up".

• 1. 

  2. Exercise: Introduction To Phrasal Verbs

     30 exercise questions on phrasal verbs with "up".

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  2. Phrasal Verb: Why The Wedding Was Called Off (Review)

     Review the conversation "Why The Wedding Was Called Off ". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review separable and non-separable phrasal verbs.

• 1. 

  2. Speaking Practice: Phrasal Verbs

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on various phrasal verbs.

• 1. 

  2. Exercise: Phrasal Verbs

     30 exercise questions on various phrasal verbs.

• 1. 

  2. Phrasal Verb: Party Disaster! (Review)

     Review the conversation "Party Disaster!". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review phrasal verbs.

• 1. 

  2. Speaking Practice: Separable and Non-Separable Phrasal Verbs

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on the difference between separable and non-separable phrasal verbs.

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  2. Exercise: Separable And Non-Separable Phrasal Verbs

     30 exercise questions on separable and non-separable phrasal verbs.

• 1. 

  2. Comparative Adjective: Electric Car Or Gasoline Car? (Review)

     Review the conversation "Electric Car Or Gasoline Car?". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review comparative adjectives.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Comparative Adjectives and Comparative Sentences

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on comparative adjectives and basic comparative sentences.

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  2. Exercise: Comparative Adjectives And Comparative Sentences

     30 exercise questions on comparative adjectives.

• 1. 

  2. Comparative Adjective: The Tale of Dot-Com Bubble (Review)

     Review the conversation "The Tale of Dot-Com Bubble". Do questions to review comparative adjectives and business and investment terminology.

• 1. 

  2. Speaking Practice: Comparative Sentence Patterns

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on comparative sentence patterns. (e.g. "bigger and bigger", "The more I study, the smarter I become.")

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  2. Exercise: Comparative Sentence Patterns

     30 exercise questions on different comparative sentence patterns.

• 1. 

  2. Superlative Adjective: I'm Choosing A Domain Name (Review)

     Review the conversation "I'm Choosing A Domain Name". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review superlative adjectives.

• 1. 

  2. Speaking Practice: Superlative Adjectives and Superlative Sentences

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on superlative adjectives and basic superlative sentences.

• 1. 

  2. Exercise: Superlative Adjectives And Superlative Sentences

     30 exercise questions on superlative adjectives and superlative sentences.

• 1. 

  2. Comparative and Superlative: Who Should I Promote? (Review)

     Review the conversation "Who Should I Promote?". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review comparative adjectives and superlative adjectives.

• 1. 

  2. Speaking Practice: Comparative and Superlative Sentences

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on reviewing comparative sentences and superlative sentences.

• 1. 

  2. Exercise: Comparative And Superlative Sentences

     30 exercise questions on comparative adjectives and superlative adjectives.

• 1. 

  2. Past Continuous Tense: Earthquake in San Francisco (Review)

     Review the conversation "Earthquake in San Francisco". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review the past continuous tense.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Past Continuous Tense

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on past continuous tense.

• 1. 

  2. Exercise: Past Continuous Tense

     30 exercise questions on past continuous tense.

• 1. 

  2. Past Continuous Tense: Questioning A Suspect (Review)

     Review the conversation "Questioning A Suspect". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review the past continuous tense and the "when" clause.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Past Continuous Tense With "When" Clause

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on using the past continuous tense in conjunction with a subordinate clause starting with "when".

• 1. 

  2. Exercise: Past Continuous with "When" Clause

     30 exercise questions on past continuous tense with "When" clause.

• 1. 

  2. Past Continuous Tense: I Had A Forklift Accident (Review)

     Review the conversation "I Had A Forklift Accident". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review the past continuous tense.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Past Continuous To Show Past Habit, Change, or Growth

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on using the past continuous tense to show past habits, slow changes, or growth.

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  2. Exercise: Past Continuous To Show Past Habit, Change, or Growth

     30 exercise questions on past continuous tense to show past habit, change, or growth.

• 1. 

  2. Future Continuous Tense: Vacation in Costa Rica (Review)

     Review the conversation "Vacation in Costa Rica". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review the future continuous tense.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Future Continuous Tense

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on future continuous tense.

• 1. 

  2. Exercise: Future Continuous Tense

     30 exercise questions on future continuous tense.

• 1. 

  2. Past Perfect: A Sleepless Child (Review)

     Review the reading "A Sleepless Child". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review the past perfect tense.

• 1. 

  2. Speaking Practice: Past Perfect Tense

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on past perfect tense.

• 1. 

  2. Exercise: Past Perfect Tense

     30 exercise questions on past perfect tense.

• 1. 

  2. Past Perfect Continuous: Have You Ever Seen This Scam? (Review)

     Review the conversation "Have You Ever Seen This Scam?". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review the past perfect continuous tense.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Past And Present Perfect Continuous Tenses

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on past perfect continuous tense and present perfect continuous tense.

• 1. 

  2. Exercise: Past And Present Perfect Continuous Tenses

     30 exercise questions on present perfect continuous tense and past perfect continuous tense.

• 1. 

  2. Future Perfect: This is My Career Plan (Review)

     Review the conversation "This is My Career Plan". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review the future perfect tense.

• 1. 

  2. Speaking Practice: Future Perfect Tense

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on future perfect tense.

• 1. 

  2. Exercise: Future Perfect Tense

     30 exercise questions on future perfect tense.

• 1. 

  2. Perfect Tenses: Ace That Job Interview (Review)

     Review the conversation "Ace That Job Interview". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review all the perfect tenses.

• 1. 

  2. Speaking Practice: Past and Future Perfect Tenses

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on reviewing the past perfect tense and future perfect tense.

• 1. 

  2. Exercise: Past and Future Perfect Tense

     30 exercise questions on past perfect tense and future perfect tense.

• 1. 

  2. Passive Voice: Theft of Bees Confounds Investigators (Review)

     Review the reading "Theft of Bees Confounds Investigators". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review the passive voice.

• 1. 

  2. Speaking Practice: Passive Voice

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on passive voice.

• 1. 

  2. Exercise: Passive Voice

     30 exercise questions on passive voice.

• 1. 

  2. Passive Voice: Theft of Bees Confounds Investigators 2 (Review)

     Review the conversation "Theft of Bees Confounds Investigators 2". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review the passive voice in continuous tenses.

• 1. 

  2. Speaking Practice: Passive Voice In Continuous Tenses

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on passive voice in continuous tenses.

• 1. 

  2. Exercise: Passive Voice In Continuous Tenses

     30 exercise questions on passive voice in present and past continuous tenses.

• 1. 

  2. Passive Voice with Modal Verbs: Can I Cut That Tree Down? (Review)

     Review the conversation "Can I Cut That Tree Down?". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review the passive voice with modal verbs.

• 1. 

  2. Speaking Practice: Passive Voice With Modal Verbs

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on sentences in passive voice with a modal verb in them.

• 1. 

  2. Exercise: Passive Voice With Modal Verbs

     30 exercise questions on passive voice with modal verbs.

• 1. 

  2. Passive Voice Review: Give My Restaurant a 5-Star Review (Review)

     Review the conversation "Give My Restaurant a 5-Star Review". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review the passive voice in various tenses.

• 1. 

  2. Speaking Practice: Passive Voice Practice

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on reviewing passive voice.

• 1. 

  2. Exercise: Passive Voice Practice

     30 exercise questions on passive voice, extra practice.

• 1. 

  2. Conversation: I Got My Citizenship (Review)

     Review the conversation "I Got My Citizenship". Do a speaking exercise, then do multiple choice questions to review what you learned.

Intermediate

• 1. 

  2. Past Tenses: Culture Shock in Colombia (Review)

     Review the conversation "Culture Shock in Colombia". Do multiple choice questions to review different tenses to talk about the past as well as the new vocabulary you just learned.

• 1. 

  2. Speaking Practice: Review of Past Tenses

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on simple past, past continuous, present perfect, and present perfect continuous tenses.

• 1. 

  2. Listening Practice: Review of Past Tenses

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on past tenses.

• 1. 

  2. Past Tenses: I've Started My Own Business (Review)

     Review the conversation "I've Started My Own Business". Do multiple choice questions to review present and past perfect tenses and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

• 1. 

  2. Speaking Practice: Present Perfect and Past Perfect

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on present perfect and past perfect tenses.

• 1. 

  2. Listening Practice: Present Perfect and Past Perfect

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on present and past perfect tenses.

• 1. 

  2. Past Tenses: One Terrible Job That I Had To Do (Review)

     Review the conversation "One Terrible Job That I Had To Do". Do multiple choice questions to review different past tenses and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

• 1. 

  2. Speaking Practice: Past Continuous and Past Perfect

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on past continuous and past perfect tenses.

• 1. 

  2. Listening Practice: Past Continuous and Past Perfect

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on past continuous and past perfect tenses.

• 1. 

  2. Past Tenses: My Life As a Digital Nomad (Review)

     Review the conversation "My Life As a Digital Nomad". Do multiple choice questions to review past perfect tenses and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

• 1. 

  2. Speaking Practice: Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on past perfect and past perfect continuous tenses.

• 1. 

  2. Listening Practice: Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on past perfect and past perfect continuous tenses.

• 1. 

  2. Past Habits: Traditional Customs Left Behind (Review)

     Review the reading "Traditional Habits Left Behind". Do review questions to review the usage of "used to" and "would" to talk about past habits.

• 1. 

  2. Speaking Practice: Using Would and Used To to Express Past Habits

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on using "would" and "used to" to express past habits.

• 1. 

  2. Listening Practice: Using Would and Used To to Express Past Habits

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on using "would" and "used to" to talk about past habits.

• 1. 

  2. Future Tenses: Planning a Joint Garage Sale (Review)

     Review the conversation "Planning a Joint Garage Sale". Do multiple choice questions to review various future tenses and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

• 1. 

  2. Speaking Practice: Review of Future Tenses

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on simple future and future continuous tenses.

• 1. 

  2. Listening Practice: Review of Future Tenses

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on simple future, future continuous, and present continuous tenses.

• 1. 

  2. Future Tenses: Let's Talk About Retirement (Review)

     Review the conversation "Let's Talk About Retirement". Do multiple choice questions to review various future tenses and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

• 1. 

  2. Speaking Practice: Review of Future Tenses

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on various future tenses.

• 1. 

  2. Listening Practice: Review of Future Tenses

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on various future tenses.

• 1. 

  2. Future Tenses: By 2050 (Review)

     Review the reading "By 2050". Do review questions to review future perfect and future perfect continuous tenses as well as the vocabulary that you learned.

• 1. 

  2. Speaking Practice: Future Perfect and Future Perfect Continuous

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on future perfect and future perfect continuous tenses.

• 1. 

  2. Listening Practice: Future Perfect and Future Perfect Continuous

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on future perfect and future perfect continuous tenses.

• 1. 

  2. Modal Verbs: The Perfect Condo For Me (Review)

     Review the conversation "The Perfect Condo For Me". Do multiple choice questions to review various modal verbs and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

• 1. 

  2. Speaking Practice: Review of Modal Verbs

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on simple usage of modal verbs.

• 1. 

  2. Listening Practice: Review of Modal Verbs

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on various modal verbs.

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  2. Modal Verbs: Fine French Dining (Review)

     Review the conversation "Fine French Dining". Do multiple choice questions to review various modal verbs and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Asking Questions With a Modal Verb

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on asking questions using a modal verb.

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  2. Listening Practice: Asking Questions With a Modal Verb

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on asking questions using a modal verb.

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  2. Modal Verbs for Recommendation: Which Vacation Spot Should I Visit? (Review)

     Review the conversation "Which Vacation Spot Should I Visit?". Do multiple choice questions to review how to use modal verbs to make recommendations and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Using Modal Verbs to Make Recommendations

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on using a modal verb to make a recommendation.

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  2. Listening Practice: Using Modal Verbs to Make Recommendations

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on using a modal verb to make recommendations.

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  2. Modal Verbs for Deduction and Obligation: Complaining About the Product (Review)

     Review the conversation "Complaining About the Product". Do multiple choice questions to review how to use modal verbs to express obligation and necessity and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Using a Modal Verb to Express Necessity or Make Deductions

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on using a modal verb to express obligation or to make a deduction.

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  2. Listening Practice: Using a Modal Verb to Express Necessity or Make Deductions

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on using a modal verb to express necessity or to make a deduction.

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  2. Modal Verbs for Deduction and Obligation: A Mother's Regret (Review)

     Review the reading "A Mother's Regret". Do review questions to review the usage of modal verbs and perfect tense to express deduction and regret about the past.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Combining Modal Verbs with Perfect Tense

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on combining a modal verb with perfect tense to express deduction or regret about past.

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  2. Listening Practice: Combining Modal Verbs with Perfect Tense

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on combining a modal verb with perfect tense to make a deduction or to express regrets.

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  2. Passive Voice: Packing Up for Our Vacation in Australia (Review)

     Review the conversation "Packing Up for Our Vacation in Australia". Do multiple choice questions to review how to form a sentence in passive voice and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Passive Voice in Simple and Continuous Tenses

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on passive voice in simple and continuous tenses.

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  2. Listening Practice: Passive Voice in Simple and Continuous Tenses

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on passive voice in simple and continuous tenses.

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  2. Passive Voice: Leave the Cat To the Vet (Review)

     Review the conversation "Leave the Cat To the Vet". Do multiple choice questions to review how to combine passive voice and a modal verb and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Passive Voice With a Modal Verb or Semi-Modal Verb

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on using passive voice with a modal verb or a semi-modal verb.

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  2. Listening Practice: Passive Voice with a Modal Verb or Semi-Modal Verb

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on passive voice with a modal or semi-modal verb.

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  2. Passive Voice: Critically Acclaimed Movie of the Year (Review)

     Review the conversation "Critically Acclaimed Movie of the Year". Do multiple choice questions to review how to use passive voice in perfect tenses and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Passive Voice in Perfect Tenses

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on passive voice in perfect tenses.

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  2. Listening Practice: Passive Voice in Perfect Tenses

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on passive voice in perfect tenses.

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  2. Passive Voice: I Regret Moving Into My Apartment (Review)

     Review the conversation "I Regret Moving Into My Apartment". Do multiple choice questions to review how to combine passive voice with a modal verb and perfect tense and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Passive Voice in Perfect Tense with a Modal Verb

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on passive voice with a modal verb in perfect tense.

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  2. Listening Practice: Passive Voice in Perfect Tense with a Modal Verb

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on passive voice in perfect tense with a modal verb.

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  2. Zero Conditional: Garden Suites - An Affordable and Profitable Choice (Review)

     Review the reading "Garden Suites - An Affordable and Profitable Choice". Do fill-in-the-blank questions and multiple choice questions to review the vocabulary and zero conditional sentences.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Zero Conditional

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on zero conditional sentences.

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  2. Listening Practice: Zero Conditional

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on zero conditional sentences.

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  2. First Conditional: Creating a Budget to Save Money (Review)

     Review the conversation "Creating a Budget to Save Money". Do multiple choice questions to review zero and first conditional sentences and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: First Conditional

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on zeroth and first conditional sentences.

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  2. Listening Practice: First Conditional

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on first conditional sentences.

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  2. Second Conditional: What If You Had A Million Dollars? (Review)

     Review the conversation "What If You Had A Million Dollars?". Do multiple choice questions to review second conditional sentences and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Second Conditional

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on second conditional sentences.

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  2. Listening Practice: Second Conditional

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on first conditional sentences.

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  2. Third Conditional: We Need to Fire an Employee (Review)

     Review the conversation "We Need to Fire an Employee". Do multiple choice questions to review third conditional sentences and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Third Conditional

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on third conditional sentences.

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  2. Listening Practice: Third Conditional

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on third conditional sentences.

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  2. Conditional Sentences: Lovers' Quarrel (Review)

     Review the conversation "Lovers' Quarrel". Do multiple choice questions to review zero, first, second, and third conditional sentences and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Review of Zero, First, Second, and Third Conditionals

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on reviewing the zeroth, first, second, and third conditional sentences.

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  2. Listening Practice: Review of Zero, First, Second, and Third Conditionals

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on different types of conditional sentences.

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  2. Noun + To-infinitive: Preparing for Life in the Countryside (Review)

     Review the reading "Preparing for Life in the Countryside". Do practice questions to review how noun + to-infinitive and how it's used to express the function of the noun.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Noun + To-Infinitive

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on noun + to-infinitive pattern.

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  2. Listening Practice: Noun + To-Infinitive

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on noun + to-infinitive pattern.

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  2. Word Prefixes: Wedding Plan (Review)

     Review the conversation "Wedding Plan". Do multiple choice questions to review word prefixes and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Word Prefixes

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on using words with common prefixes.

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  2. Listening Practice: Word Prefixes

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on word prefixes.

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  2. Word Suffixes: Let's Talk About Your Report Card (Review)

     Review the conversation "Let's Talk About Your Report Card". Do multiple choice questions to review word suffixes and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Word Suffixes

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on word suffixes.

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  2. Listening Practice: Word Suffixes

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on word suffixes.

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  2. Negative Questions, Question Tags, and Emphatic Do: I Saw a Shady Psychologist (Review)

     Review the conversation "I Saw a Shady Psychologist". Do multiple choice questions to review negative questions, question tags, and emphatic do and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Negative Questions, Question Tags, Emphatic Do

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on negative questions, question tags, and emphatic do.

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  2. Listening Practice: Negative Questions, Question Tags, Emphatic Do

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on negative questions, question tags, and emphatic do.

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  2. Negative Questions, Question Tags, and Emphatic Do: How to Improve Your Credit Score (Review)

     Review the conversation "How to Improve Your Credit Score". Do multiple choice questions to review question tags and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: More on Question Tags

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on using a question tag when the subject is an indefinite pronoun, if the sentence has "I am" or "never" or "no".

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  2. Listening Practice: More on Question Tags

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on question tags.

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  2. Embedded Questions: Planning Our BBQ Party (Review)

     Review the conversation "Planning Our BBQ Party". Do multiple choice questions to review embedded questions using "if" or "whether" and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Embedded Questions with If or Whether

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on forming a sentence with an embedded question with "if" or "whether".

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  2. Listening Practice: Embedded Questions with If or Whether

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on embedded questions with if or whether.

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  2. Embedded Questions: Buying Stocks When the Economy is Down (Review)

     Review the conversation "Buying Stocks When the Economy is Down". Do multiple choice questions to review embedded questions using "what", "when", "where", and "why" and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Embedded Questions with a Question Word

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on using an embedded question with a question word ("What", "When", etc).

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  2. Listening Practice: Embedded Questions with a Question Word

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on embedded questions with a question word.

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  2. Verb + Prepositions: We Are Exploring Toronto On a Weekend Trip (Review)

     Review the conversation "We Are Exploring Toronto On a Weekend Trip". Do multiple choice questions to review common verb + preposition patterns and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Verb + Preposition Patterns

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on common verb + preposition patterns (e.g. "laugh with", "laugh at").

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  2. Listening Practice: Verb + Preposition Patterns

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on verb + preposition patterns.

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  2. Adjective + Prepositions: Are You Addicted to Gambling? (Review)

     Review the conversation "Are You Addicted to Gambling?". Do multiple choice questions to review common adjective + preposition patterns and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Adjective + Preposition Patterns

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on adjective + preposition patterns. (e.g. "sorry for", "sorry about")

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  2. Listening Practice: Adjective + Preposition Patterns

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on adjective + preposition patterns.

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  2. Preposition + Gerund: Help Me Share My Videos (Review)

     Review the conversation "Help Me Share My Videos". Do multiple choice questions to review the preposition + gerund pattern and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Preposition + Gerund Patterns

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on preposition + gerund phrase pattern.

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  2. Listening Practice: Preposition + Gerund Patterns

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on preposition + gerund (gerund phrase) patterns.

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  2. Subordinate Clause: My First Kitchen Remodel (Review)

     Review the conversation "My First Kitchen Remodel". Do multiple choice questions to review the subordinate clause and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Conjunction and Subordinate Clause

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on conjunctions and subordinate clauses for time.

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  2. Listening Practice: Conjunction and Subordinate Clause

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on conjunctions and subordinate clauses.

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  2. Prepositions and Conjunctions: The ABCs of Workplace Etiquette (Review)

     Review the reading "The ABCs of Workplace Etiquette". Do practice questions to review the preposition + gerund pattern and subordinate clause.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Prepositions and Conjunctions

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on prepositions + gerund phrase and subordinate clauses.

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  2. Listening Practice: Prepositions and Conjunctions

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on prepositions and conjunctions.

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  2. Subordinate Clause for Purpose: Emergency Preparedness (Review)

     Review the conversation "Emergency Preparedness". Do multiple choice questions to review the subordinate clause for purpose and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Subordinate Clause for Purpose

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on subordinate clause used to express purpose and using words like "in case of".

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  2. Listening Practice: Subordinate Clause For Purpose

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on subordinate clause for purpose.

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  2. Subordinate Clause for Reasons: Have You Heard About My Next Door Neighbor? (Review)

     Review the conversation "Have You Heard About My Next Door Neighbor?" Do multiple choice questions to review the subordinate clause for causes and reasons and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Subordinate Clause for Cause and Reason

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on subordinate clause for cause or reason and words like "due to" and "because of".

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  2. Listening Practice: Subordinate Clause For Cause and Reason

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on subordinate clause for cause and reason.

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  2. Subordinate Clause for Contrasting Ideas: Helen Keller (Review)

     Review the conversation "Helen Keller". Do multiple choice questions to review the subordinate clause for contrast and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Subordinate Clause for Contrasting Ideas

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on subordinate clause for contrasting ideas and words like "despite" and "in spite of".

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  2. Listening Practice: Subordinate Clause for Contrasting Ideas

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on subordinate clause for contrasting ideas.

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  2. Subordinate Clause for Result: The Birth of Sriracha Sauce (Review)

     Review the reading "The Birth of Sriracha Sauce". Do practice questions to review the conjunctions for results.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Subordinate Clause and Words for Result

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on subordinate clause for result and words like "As a result", "For this reason", and "Consequently".

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  2. Listening Practice: Subordinate Clause and Words for Result

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on subordinate clause and words for expressing results.

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  2. Subordinate Clause: Is an MBA Worthwhile? (Review)

     Review the conversation "Is an MBA Worthwhile?". Do multiple choice questions to review the subordinate clause and conjunctions and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Review of Prepositions and Subordinate Clauses

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on preposition + gerund phrase and subordinate clauses.

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  2. Listening Practice: Review of Prepositions and Subordinate Clauses

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on various preposition and subordinate clauses.

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  2. Defining Relative Clause: My First Time At a Dog Park (Review)

     Review the conversation "My First Time At a Dog Park". Do multiple choice questions to review the defining relative clause and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Defining Relative Clause

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on defining relative clause with "that" or "which".

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  2. Listening Practice: Defining Relative Clause

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on defining relative clause with "that" or "which".

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  2. Defining Relative Clause: High School Reunion (Review)

     Review the conversation "High School Reunion". Do multiple choice questions to review the defining relative clause with "who" or "that" and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Defining Relative Clause

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on defining relative clause with "who", "that", or "which".

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  2. Listening Practice: Defining Relative Clause

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on defining relative clause with "who", "that", or "which".

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  2. Defining Relative Clause: Exploring Virtual Reality and Its Multifaceted Applications (Review)

     Review the passage "Exploring Virtual Reality and Its Multifaceted Applications". Do questions to review the vocabulary in that passage as well as how to use a defining relative clause with the relative pronoun omitted.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Defining Relative Clause With Relative Pronoun as an Object

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on using a defining relative clause when the relative pronoun is acting as an object.

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  2. Listening Practice: Defining Relative Clause With Relative Pronoun as an Object

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on defining relative clause with the relative pronoun acting as an object.

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  2. Relative Adverb: Educational Games for My Children (Review)

     Review the conversation "Educational Games for My Children". Do multiple choice questions to review the defining relative clause with "where" or "when" and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Relative Adverbs "Where" and "When"

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on defining relative clause when the relative adverb is "where" or "when".

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  2. Listening Practice: Relative Adverbs "Where" and "When"

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on defining relative clause with "where" or "when" as the relative adverb.

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  2. Non-defining Relative Clause: Elderly Care for My Father (Review)

     Review the conversation "Elderly Care for My Father". Do multiple choice questions to review non-defining relative clause and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Non-defining Relative Clause

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on non-defining relative clause.

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  2. Listening Practice: Non-defining Relative Clause

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on non-defining relative clause.

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  2. Relative Clause: What's Your Proudest Moment? (Review)

     Review the conversation "What's Your Proudest Moment?". Do multiple choice questions to review defining and non-defining relative clauses and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Review of Relative Clause

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on reviewing relative clause.

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  2. Listening Practice: Review of Relative Clause

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on relative clause.

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  2. Intensifiers: Do You Have a Favorite Online Shopping Platform? (Review)

     Review the conversation "Do You Have a Favorite Online Shopping Platform?". Do multiple choice questions to review various intensifiers and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Intensifiers

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on intensifiers.

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  2. Listening Practice: Intensifiers

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on intensifiers.

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  2. All, Both, Either, Neither: Chinese vs US Education (Review)

     Review the conversation "Chinese vs US Education". Do multiple choice questions to review the usage of the words "all", "both", "either", and "neither" and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: All, Both, Either, Neither

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on how to use "all", "both", "either", and "neither" properly.

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  2. Listening Practice: All, Both, Either, Neither

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on the words "all", "both", "either", "neither".

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  2. Reciprocal Pronouns: Happy Family Relationship (Review)

     Review the conversation "Happy Family Relationship". Do multiple choice questions to review how to use reciprocal pronouns and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Reciprocal Pronouns

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on reciprocal pronouns ("each other", "one another") and words like "other", "another", and "others".

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  2. Listening Practice: Reciprocal Pronouns

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on reciprocal pronouns.

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  2. Reflexive Pronoun: Questions About Parenting? (Review)

     Review the conversation "Questions About Parenting?". Do multiple choice questions to review how to use reflexive pronouns and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Reflexive Pronoun

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on reflexive pronouns.

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  2. Listening Practice: Reflexive Pronoun

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on reflexive pronouns.

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  2. Verb + Adjective: Tricks For Eating Healthy (Review)

     Review the conversation "Tricks For Eating Healthy". Do multiple choice questions to review the verb + adjective pattern and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Verbs and Adjectives

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on using a linking verb and an adjective (e.g. smells nice).

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  2. Listening Practice: Verbs and Adjectives

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on linking verb + adjective pattern.

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  2. Patterns Using "So" and "Such": Pub Singer Debut (Review)

     Review the conversation "Pub Singer Debut". Do multiple choice questions to review the "so" + adjective / adverb + "that" and "such" + adjective + noun + "that" patterns and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Patterns Using "So" and "Such"

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on using patterns "so ... that ..." and "such a ... that ...".

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  2. Listening Practice: Patterns Using "So" and "Such"

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on patterns "so" + adjective + "that" and "such a" + adjective + noun + "that".

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  2. Gradable Adjectives: We've Gotta Do Something! (Review)

     Review the conversation "We've Gotta Do Something!". Do multiple choice questions to review the difference between gradable and non-gradable adjectives and their modifiers and the new vocabulary that you learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Gradable Adjectives

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on gradable adjectives and non-gradable adjectives and their modifiers.

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  2. Listening Practice: Gradable Adjectives

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on gradable adjectives and non-gradable adjectives.

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  2. Comparatives, Superlatives: Help Me Choose a Job (Review)

     Review the conversation "Help Me Choose a Job". Do multiple choice questions to review comparative and superlative adjectives and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Comparatives, Superlatives

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on comparative and superlative sentences.

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  2. Listening Practice: Comparatives, Superlatives

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on comparative and superlative sentences.

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  2. Comparative and Superlative Adverbs: Give Me the Best Painting Company (Review)

     Review the conversation "Give Me the Best Painting Company". Do multiple choice questions to review comparative and superlative adverbs and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Comparative and Superlative Adverbs

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on comparative and superlative adverbs.

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  2. Listening Practice: Comparative and Superlative Adverbs

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on comparative and superlative adverbs.

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  2. Comparative Sentence with Gerund Phrase or Subordinate Clause: How Do I Invest My Inheritance? (Review)

     Review the conversation "How Do I Invest My Inheritance?". Do multiple choice questions to review comparative and superlative sentences and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Comparative Sentences, Advanced

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on more advanced uses of comparative sentences.

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  2. Listening Practice: Comparative Sentences, Advanced

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on advanced forms of comparative sentences.

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  2. Expressing Equivalent Qualities: Exploring Historical Sites around the World (Review)

     Review the passage "Exploring Historical Sites around the World". Do questions to review the vocabulary in that passage as well as how to say two things are similar.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Describing Qualities That are the Same

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on using "the same as ...", "as ... as ...", and "as many / much as ..." to describe things that are the same.

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  2. Listening Practice: Describing Qualities That are the Same

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on comparing qualities that are the same.

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  2. Comparatives, Superlatives: I Need a Personal Injury Lawyer (Review)

     Review the conversation "I Need a Personal Injury Lawyer". Do multiple choice questions to review comparative and superlative sentences and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: More Patterns of Comparative and Superlative Sentences

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on more patterns involving comparative and superlative sentences and reviewing them in general.

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  2. Listening Practice: More Patterns of Comparative and Superlative Sentences

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on various common patterns of comparative and superlative sentences.

• 1. 

  2. Reported Speech: Organizing a Dinner Party (Review)

     Review the conversation "Organizing a Dinner Party". Do multiple choice questions to review reported speech and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Reported Speech

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on basic reported speech.

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  2. Listening Practice: Reported Speech

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on reported speech.

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  2. Reported Speech: A Day in a Small Business (Review)

     Review the conversation "A Day in a Small Business". Do multiple choice questions to review reported speech and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Changing the Tense and Words in Reported Speech

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on changing words and tenses in direct speech to make reported speech.

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  2. Listening Practice: Changing the Tense and Words in Reported Speech

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on how to change the tense and words in direct speech to form reported speech.

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  2. Reported Speech with Imperative or Interrogative: Parent-Teacher Interview (Review)

     Review the conversation "Parent-Teacher Interview". Do multiple choice questions to review questions and imperatives in a reported speech and the new vocabulary that you just learned.

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  2. Speaking Practice: Questions and Imperatives in Reported Speech

     Practice speaking by answering rapid-fire questions in a short conversation format. The focus is on questions and imperatives in reported speech.

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  2. Listening Practice: Questions and Imperatives in Reported Speech

     20 questions to improve your listening skill with a focus on questions and imperatives in reported speech.