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Express choices and negative combinations clearly.
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Learn how to emphasize that two things are true at the same time.
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Express surprising contrasts in your sentences.
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Learn how to show contrast without using subject-verb clauses.
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Master the fundamental words used to ask for specific information.
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Learn how to ask questions politely and formally.
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Express strong emotions like surprise, anger, or joy.
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Master the most common and confusing punctuation mark.
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Learn when to use an apostrophe for possession and contractions.
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Learn how to use these advanced punctuation marks like a pro.
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Express regrets and desires for things to be different.
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Talk about non-specific people, places, or things.
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Explain WHY you do something using 'to'.
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Show the intensity of an adjective, verb, or another adverb.
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Learn which prepositions must be glued to specific verbs.
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Understand nouns that never take a singular form.
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Learn how to treat groups of people or things grammatically.
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Master the unwritten rule of how to stack adjectives before a noun.
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Explain exactly HOW an action is performed.
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Correctly position words that describe where and when.
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Connect independent clauses smoothly with words like 'however' and 'therefore'.
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Master this correlative conjunction to connect and emphasize ideas.
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Learn the formal grammar rule for expressing demands, suggestions, and wishes.
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Flip your subjects and verbs to create dramatic and formal sentences.
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