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Today, I want to teach you about collective nouns. But first… what are collective nouns? They are words we use to talk about a group of things or people as one unit. For example: Instead of saying “many trees together,” we say a forest. Easy, right? Get the transcript. Visit:  &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

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Neil and Li talk about how a boxing expression can be used in everyday life. Published on February 17, 2015.

Out for the count

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I'm game

Lesson #08 | Beginner 1

Sentence Patterns

Two people discuss their daily routines.

Daily Schedule

Present Simple
Sarah and John talk about their morning routine.

L2 - 02 - JohnSarah - PresentSimple - Routine

Imperatives
Meg and Todd discuss making sandwiches.

L2 - 03 - MegTodd - Sandwich

Adverbs of Frequency
Daniel and Hana discuss eating out.

L2 - 05 - DanielHana - Cooking - Adverbs - Frequency

Any / Some / Enough
Katie talks about making breakfast.

L2 - 13 - KatieTodd - Breakfast - Any - Some

The English We Speak

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L2 - 05 - DanielHana - Cooking - Adverbs - Frequency

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