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Some important irregular verbs for beginners. A1,A2
Elom’s Genuine English

Elom’s Genuine English

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Desert vs Dessert. A1, A2
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Elom’s Genuine English

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“Me too” is an easy way to agree with someone . A1
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Elom’s Genuine English

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Simple past can be tricky for beginners. A1,A2
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Elom’s Genuine English

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Irregular verbs don’t take “ed” or “d” at the end for simple past.
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Elom’s Genuine English

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Don’t say “I’m” for everything l. A1,A2
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Elom’s Genuine English

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End of semester in the classroom.
It’s heartwarming to see how much students appreciate a teacher’s dedication and commitment to them in their learning journey. This is more than a teaching award.
Elom’s Genuine English

Elom’s Genuine English

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Irregular verbs can be tricky for beginners. A1,A2
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Elom’s Genuine English

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We use “doesn’t” and not “don’t” for “he,she,it”
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Elom’s Genuine English

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Some examples of regular verbs.
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Elom’s Genuine English

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We add “ed” at the end of regular verbs in SP
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Elom’s Genuine English

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Giving short answers:A1,A2
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Elom’s Genuine English

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Thank you for the kind words.
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Elom’s Genuine English

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Antonyms are words with opposite meanings. A1,A2
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Elom’s Genuine English

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Giving short answers. A1,A2
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Elom’s Genuine English

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We use the preposition “on” for surfaces.
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Elom’s Genuine English

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What do you like to do in your free time?
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Elom’s Genuine English

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You can simply say, “Yes, I do” or “No, I don’t” to “do you…” questions.
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Elom’s Genuine English

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I like reading good books.
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Elom’s Genuine English

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Don’t say, “I not understand.”
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Elom’s Genuine English

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My name is Elom Akoto. I’m a teacher and a writer.