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"not only.. but also" and "as well as"

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past simple and past continuous - that summer

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remain a problem - is it correct?

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preposition and relative pronoun - good at

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tense agreement (simple past tense after past perfect tense)

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omitted object after "want" - anything you want

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omission of a subjective relative pronoun and be verb

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"I've known her very well" vs. "I know her very well"

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That's very nice of you

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difference in meaning - "Do you ever" vs "Do you"

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the present perfect tense with an incomplete period of time

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Does "on the weekend" mean "this weekend"? or "every weekend"?

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difference between "will have to" and "have to"

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interrogative adverbs used like interrogative pronouns

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a finished activity in the recent past - present perfect simple vs present perfect continuous

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the difference between the present perfect simple and continuous - She's been playing tennis since she was eight

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"Have you been swimming?" and "have you just swum?"

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incomplete visit - Have you gone to the store yet?

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meaning of "start a class"

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adjective or adverb - She lay asleep

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omission of "which are" - in letters two inches high

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implications of past simple tense - a few minutes ago

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difference between past simple and past continuous - when I called her

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usage of 'while' and 'when'

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I broke my leg - when I actually did something to break it

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Double Possessive - two friends of hers

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"as" as a preposition or conjunction

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past simple vs past progressive

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omitted relative pronoun - movie star we would like to be

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"to which" to "where" - the average age to which

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"not only.. but also" and "as well as"

past simple and past continuous - that summer

remain a problem - is it correct?

preposition and relative pronoun - good at

tense agreement (simple past tense after past perfect tense)

omitted object after "want" - anything you want

omission of a subjective relative pronoun and be verb

"I've known her very well" vs. "I know her very well"

That's very nice of you

difference in meaning - "Do you ever" vs "Do you"

the present perfect tense with an incomplete period of time

Does "on the weekend" mean "this weekend"? or "every weekend"?

difference between "will have to" and "have to"

interrogative adverbs used like interrogative pronouns

a finished activity in the recent past - present perfect simple vs present perfect continuous

the difference between the present perfect simple and continuous - She's been playing tennis since she was eight

"Have you been swimming?" and "have you just swum?"

incomplete visit - Have you gone to the store yet?

meaning of "start a class"

adjective or adverb - She lay asleep

omission of "which are" - in letters two inches high

implications of past simple tense - a few minutes ago

difference between past simple and past continuous - when I called her

usage of 'while' and 'when'

I broke my leg - when I actually did something to break it

Double Possessive - two friends of hers

"as" as a preposition or conjunction

past simple vs past progressive

omitted relative pronoun - movie star we would like to be

"to which" to "where" - the average age to which