Your teacher, Shayna P.S. I hope you'll be part of our very first "Say This, Not That" group!
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Let's learn the passive voice in English with 50+ example sentences! Many English learners find the passive voice confusing... but itβs actually very useful once you understand how it works! We use the passive voice when the focus is on the action or the result, not on who does it. β Active: A thief stole the money.β Passive: The money was stolen. This lesson shows you how to form passive voice sentences in all verb tenses - present, past, future, perfect, continuous, and modals. 50+ Passive...
Welcome to your 2-Minute Tip - a short, practical English lesson for your busy day. Learn it in two minutes... use it for years! When should I use "mix up" vs. "mess up"? These two phrasal verbs sound similar, but they mean different things: π Mix up = confuse one thing or person with another I always mix up their names. Oops - I mixed up Tuesday and Thursday. β Mess up = make a mistake or do something badly I deleted some important slides and messed up the presentation. Don't be afraid to...
"Say This, Not That" starts in just TWO days! (And tomorrow is the final day to get 50% off before the price goes up) You might be thinking... "What if I don't have enough time to do the daily lessons?" Don't worry - this challenge is designed for you! Each lesson takes only about 10 minutes a day: π₯ Learn 10 natural phrase transformations. βοΈ Practice them with a short exercise. π¬ Use them in our private WhatsApp group. That's it! Just a few focused minutes - and in 10 days you will have...