Using the Verb Be: Present and Past
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Welcome (0:39)
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Structure: Long Form and Contractions (1:40)
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Quiz (0:52)
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When to Use "Be" (2:12)
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Negative (2:21)
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Speaking Practice 1 (1:33)
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Listening Practice 1 (2:29)
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Questions in the Present (4:06)
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Verb Be in the Past: Was/ Were (3:27)
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Speaking Practice 2 (1:12)
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Listening Practice 2 (2:20)
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Questions in the Past (2:16)
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There Is / There Are (3:26)
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Printable Summary
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Printable Practice Verb Be: (Exercises and Answers)
Describing the Present Part 1: Present Simple
Describing the Present Part 2: Present Progressive
Simple Past
Asking Questions in Present and Past Simple
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Introduction and "What is a Subject?" (2:01)
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Simple Present Subject Questions (5:45)
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Simple Present Object Questions (4:22)
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Practice with Object Questions and Yes/No Questions in Simple Present (4:13)
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Practice: Subject and Object Questions Simple Present (3:21)
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Simple Past Subject Questions (2:48)
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Simple Past Object Questions and Yes/No Questions (3:42)
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Common Problems and Practice: Subject and Object Questions in Simple Past (2:40)
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Speaking Practice (2:08)
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Listening Practice (3:17)
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Printable Summary
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Printable Practice (Exercises and Answers)
Describing the Future
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Introduction and Will/ Won't (3:18)
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Going to (6:32)
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Other Ways to Express Future: Present Progressive, About to, Present Simple (2:08)
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Future Time Clauses with Present Simple (2:52)
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Speaking Practice (1:24)
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Listening Practice (3:33)
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Printable Summary
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Printable Grammar Practice: (Exercises and Answers)
Past Progressive
Comparisons Part 1: Describing Differences
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Introduction and Examples (1:12)
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Short Adjectives (2:44)
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Long Adjectives (1:46)
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Words that Use Either Structure, Irregular Adjectives (1:45)
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Review and Practice (2:06)
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Completing Comparisons (4:06)
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Importance of Context, Most Common Mistake (1:41)
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Practice Complete Comparisons (1:18)
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Big and Small Differences (2:36)
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Speaking Practice (1:27)
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Listening Practice (2:45)
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Printable Lecture Notes
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Printable Practice: Comparisons (Exercises and Answers)
Comparisons Part 2: Describing Similarities
Superlatives
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