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Learn how 'I do' (Present Simple) and 'I am doing' (Present Continuous) are also used to speak about the future and even the past. 1. Download the PDF and read the explanations and/or watch the LIVE lesson. 2. Take the quiz to test yourself. Browse all Bonus Lessons (included in Bronze, Silver, and Gold memberships) Interested in accessing the complete online course + all bonus video lessons and extra exercises? See membership plans Memberships also include up to 6 LIVE lessons and workshops a month + 2 WhatsApp group conversations a week to accelerate your progress towards spoken fluency.Free -
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Level: B1+ (Lower Intermediate) These exercises improve your understanding and usage of the following structures in your Study Plan: Be doing & Have been doing Have been doing & Have done Browse the 'Extra Exercises' Library (included in Silver and Gold memberships) Interested in accessing the complete online course + all bonus video lessons and extra exercises? See membership plans Memberships also include up to 6 LIVE lessons and workshops a month + 2 WhatsApp group conversations a week to accelerate your progress towards spoken fluency.Free-
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These exercises improve your understanding and usage of the following structure in your Study Plan: Do & Be doing In our LIVE Grammar Workshops: 1. You work through the exercises with one of your peers (breakout room). 2. We go through the exercises all together (main room). 3. I ask you to create your own examples of the structure(s) we have reviewed (chat box). This is the fastest and most effective way of fully understanding and activating grammatical structures. So, I encourage you to join the live sessions when you can. Watch our latest LIVE session on this topic here.Free -
Tenses: I do & I'm doing: All uses
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In this lesson, we learn how these two tenses are used to speak about present, future, and even past events. 1. Download the PDF and read the explanations, and/or watch the live lesson here. 2. Take the quiz to test yourself. In LIVE sessions, we go through the correct answers together after you've done the quiz on your own. This is the fastest and most effective way of fully understanding and activating a topic. So, do try to join the live sessions when you can.Free
