English File 4th Edition Upper-intermediate. Teacher's Book

English File 4th Edition Upper-intermediate. TB




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American English Expressions Every Native Speaker Knows (2019)

Master the most common English Expressions so that you never miss a thing in conversations with native speakers.

New English Grammar For Beginners

Learn the equivalent grammar to: Starters exam, A1 (CEFR), TOEFL 0-56 points.

This “Beginners" Course is focused on learning Basic English structures and grammar, and it is equivalent to The “Starters" level.

The A1 level in the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).

A 0-56 points at the TOEFL exam (Test Of English as a Foreign Language).

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Plan To or Plan On - Advanced English Grammar

In this video, we talk about the difference between "Plan To" and "Plan On". Both of these structures can be used, but one is an infinitive structure and the other is a gerund structure. You'll learn about gerund and infinitive structures and when to use a gerund (verb+ING) and when to use an infinitive (to+verb). You'll see lots of example sentences using plan to + infinitive and plan on + gerund. You'll get comfortable forming your own sentences using plan to and plan on.