Today, you are going to learn everything you need to know to survive the airport in English. I remember when I first arrived in Japan. I understood some Japanese but couldn’t speak very well and I was really worried about going through airport security. I wasn’t sure what questions they would ask or what I …
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Can YOU Use Intensifiers in English? [boldgrid_component type=”wp_aioseo-breadcrumb-widget”] Level: Intermediate Reading Time: 6 minutes Category: Vocabulary [addthis tool=”addthis_inline_share_toolbox”] Don’t forget to subscribe to DanSenSei on YouTube for all the latest videos! In this lesson: Why Are Intensifiers Important Very So Too In the last lesson, we talked about quantifiers (and common mistakes people make …
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DO YOU MAKE THESE QUANTIFIER MISTAKES? [boldgrid_component type=”wp_aioseo-breadcrumb-widget”] Level: Intermediate Reading Time: 6 minutes Category: Vocabulary [addthis tool=”addthis_inline_share_toolbox”] Don’t forget to subscribe to DanSenSei on YouTube for all the latest videos! In this lesson: Much and Many Mistakes Few Vs A Few Differences A Lot Of is the Most Useful Quantifier As you …
Do / Make – What’s the Difference? [boldgrid_component type=”wp_aioseo-breadcrumb-widget”] Level: Beginner Reading Time: 6 minutes Category: Vocabulary [addthis tool=”addthis_inline_share_toolbox”] Don’t forget to subscribe to DanSenSei on YouTube for all the latest videos! In this lesson: How to use do. Collocations with do. How to use make. Collocations with make. “Do” and “make” are …
Too / Either / Neither / So – What’s the difference? [boldgrid_component type=”wp_aioseo-breadcrumb-widget”] Level: Beginner Reading Time: 4 minutes Category: Vocabulary [addthis tool=”addthis_inline_share_toolbox”] Don’t forget to subscribe to DanSenSei on YouTube for all the latest videos! In this lesson: So Do I Me too Me Neither Me Either Today we are talking about …
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For or Since? These prepositions of time both talk about past events that continue until now but they work in different ways. Learn how to use them now!
Don’t get still, yet, just and already mixed up – Check out this lesson now!
Learn how to use indefinite pronouns like a native speaker. Every, any, some and no are really useful in lots of situations!
If you want to talk about an amount or quantity of something with confidence, you need to learn what quantifiers are and how to use them.
Look, watch and see are easy to use like a native speaker with this essential guide to these easily confused verbs. Never get them mixed up again!