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Grammar 5 min Lesson Advanced

Grammar - Multiple topics

Pronunciation - American

Complete collection of classes from our teacher Robin.

Robin is a well-known and respected teacher. She has helped more than 30 million students to learn English for the last 10 years.

How to Tell a Joke Like a Native

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Speaking with Confidence

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Enjoy the Olympics from Home

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How to Talk about Your Vacation

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Health Vocabulary for Travel

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Fun with Food Idioms

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Top 10 Confusing Word Pairs

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All About Trouble

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How to Complain Politely

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Making Small Talk

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Reading with Robin: Classic US Authors

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World Sleep Day

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True Crime Talk

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A Trip to the Dentist

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Understanding Double Negatives

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Celebrate Love Your Pet Day

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10 Ways to Say “I Love You”

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Similes and Metaphors

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How to Use Irony Like a Pro

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Other Ways to Say “Cheer Up”

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Journaling Prompts for Daily Writing Practice

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New Pandemic Vocabulary

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New Year’s Resolutions

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Celebrate Your Roots

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Giving Tuesday

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Advanced Grammar: Common Doubts

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Thanksgiving Traditions and Gratitude

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Other Ways to Say “Hello”

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World Vegan Month

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A Book, a Movie and a Song for Halloween

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Halloween Checklist

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Top 10 Phrasal Verbs for Tech

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Idioms to Put a Smile on Your Face

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What’s on Teacher Robin’s Bookshelf?

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Fun Fall Songs!

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Yo Ho Ho: Talk Like a Pirate Day!

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Understanding Election Vocabulary

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Don’t Mix Up Mixed Conditionals!

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Common Mistakes Made by English Learners

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Practice with Prepositions

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TH pronunciation

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Summer Songs

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Irregular Verbs

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Will vs. Going to

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Other Ways to Say “I Think”

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Digital Acronyms

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Celebrate the 4th of July

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Quantifiers

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Space Vocabulary

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Paragraph Connectors

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Transport Vocabulary

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Homophones

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Top 10 Difficult Words to Pronounce

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Collective Nouns

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Understanding the News

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Phrasal Verbs for Work

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Online Interview Tips

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Hobbies at Home

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Easter Fun Facts

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Learn English with Songs

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Checking In on Friends & Family

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Remote Studying

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How much and How many

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How to Say the Date

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How to Ask Someone Out

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Oscars Accents

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How to talk about Climate Change

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Prefixes and Suffixes

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Ways to Offer and Ask for Help

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New Year’s Traditions

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Common Beginner Mistakes

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Punctuation

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Possessives

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Comparative Adjectives

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Question Tags

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English at the Restaurant

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English for Customer Service

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A Book, a Movie and a Song in NYC

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Tricky Pronunciation

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Robin

Robin is a dynamic English teacher from Texas. She loves dogs, reading, and live music.

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Elena

Hello, Robin! Please explain why When is not used in Present Perfect?
Why cannot I ask, for example:
when have You got a breakfast ?
Thank you in advance

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Fernando

Hello

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ABA

Hi Fernando, is all good?

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Sarah from NY

Sarah from NY

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Ross

Hello, is there something can explain it in Italian?please

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Metin Kahya

I very like about Teacher Robin.

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