Preferred name
A practical conversation about preferred name in introductions and relationships.
Introductions and relationshipsOpen
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Meeting a neighbour
A practical conversation about meeting a neighbour in introductions and relationships.
Introductions and relationshipsOpen
Introducing yourself
Use I am for your name or job and I live in for your home location.
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Shared interests
A practical conversation about shared interests in introductions and relationships.
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Subject pronouns and be
Use am with I, is with he, she and it, and are with you, we and they.
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Remembering a name
A practical conversation about remembering a name in introductions and relationships.
Introductions and relationshipsOpen
A and an
Use a or an before a non-specific singular countable noun.
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Introducing a friend
A practical conversation about introducing a friend in introductions and relationships.
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Singular and plural
Many nouns form their plural with s, but some have irregular plurals.
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An invitation for coffee
A practical conversation about an invitation for coffee in introductions and relationships.
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Possessive adjectives
My, your, his, her, our and their come before nouns to show ownership.
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A polite decline
A practical conversation about a polite decline in introductions and relationships.
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There is and there are
Use there is for a singular item and there are for plural items.
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Changing a social plan
A practical conversation about changing a social plan in introductions and relationships.
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Daily routines
Use the present simple for routines.
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Asking about family
A practical conversation about asking about family in introductions and relationships.
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Simple questions
Begin present simple questions with do or does, then the subject and the base verb.
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Celebrating an achievement
A practical conversation about celebrating an achievement in introductions and relationships.
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