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• Saying hello and goodbye in a formal and informal way
• Reading comprehension in English
• Articles
• Idioms: Hold
• Must/Have to
• Say/Tell/Hear/Listen
• Phrasal verb with up
• Learn English more effectively
• If, will, would...
• Idioms: bird
• 3 mistakes part 1, part 2 and part 3
• Phrasal verbs : Pull
• Aphostrofe + s, after s
• Learn English slang: Batman
• More slang: Batman
• Cultural differences
• Improve your pronunciation with nouns
• I used to and I´m used to
• English vocabulary "Roots"
• Idioms: hand
• Phrasal verb: hand
• Phrasal verb: turn
• Phrases and clauses
• Passive
• Idioms: money
• Love,dating, relationships
• Past simple, past perfect
• Modals of advisability
• Idioms and phrasals verbs: on
• How to write an effective essay
• Present perfect simple and continuous
• Phrsal verb: shut
• Understand English with action suffixes
• Numbers in English writing
• How to talk about the weather
• Expression involving food
• By, bye, buy, bi
• All about phrasal verbs
• Talking about looks
• How to listen and understand
• 6 English idioms with "mouth"
• Idioms with "foot"
• How to summarize
• Muse words
• Vert words
• All and every
• Must
• How to improve your English conversation skills
• Tract words
• Talking about crime
• Idioms about noise
• 2 quick ways to improve English
• How to ask questions
• Winter clothing
• Idioms: boot
• Talking about directions
• How NOT to learn English, part 2
• Ject words
• Some and any
• How use NO and NOT in English
• English idioms: hair
• How do modals work?
• Adverb suffixes: -ly, -wards, -wise
• How to write an effective essay
• How to learn all tenses
• Master modals with the SEAM method: may, might, could... part 2, part 3
• Negative characteristics
• Advanced English vocabulary
• Studing English at home
• Why do we use "would"?
• How to maximize my English learning?
• 6 phrases using IT´S
• How to pronounce TH, S, F sounds in English
• How to use Auxiliar verbs in conversations
• Slang in English: break
• Modifying comparatives: a lot, far more...
• The top 3 English words you need to know: HAVE