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What are the indefinite pronouns in German? Here's a table with examples and explanations. | We've already tackled difficult topics in the German language, such as reflexive pronouns and verbs.

You want to go abroad and need to provide proof of your English language proficiency, but you're not sure which one? Below, we list the possible alternatives and explain which situations the TOEFL, IELTS, etc., are best suited for.

How to use and translate the French verbs être and avoir | The verbs "to be" and "to have" in French are among the fundamental grammatical rules you must study if you want to begin mastering this language.

Gerund or Infinitive? Here's how the Gerund and Infinitive work in English: Examples and Exercises | I like… drawing? Or to draw? It's not always so easy to know when to use the gerund and the infinitive in English.

When to Use For and Since: Everything You Need to Know | The English language is rich in words, particles, and elements that help reinforce the meaning of verbs, or place actions in the time and space in which they occur.

Is your German accent very strong when speaking the foreign language you're currently trying to improve, and do you finally want to change it and improve your pronunciation?

Do you already know a little German, like Guten Morgen and Auf Wiedersehen? That's a good start, but later on you'll need some useful German phrases to survive your adventure in Germany.

There are countless English idioms that often surprise non-native speakers. Idioms, in particular, bring a great deal of variety to our conversations. These expressions in English are like undiscovered treasures that lend the English language a rich symbolism and depth of meaning.

What is the difference between stressed and unstressed pronouns in French? | French grammar is one of the most complex, but in some ways it's very similar to Italian. One topic we have in common, for example, are tonic pronouns in French: but what are they?

Already speak some English and want to impress the native speakers with your knowledge? We've gone to the trouble of creating this list of everyday words and expressions that will finally help you achieve native-level fluency in your conversational English.

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German Indefinite Pronouns: Rules and Exercises

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The French Verbs être and avoir: Translations, Examples, and Conjugation

Gerunds and Infinitives in English: Rules, Examples, and Practice Exercises

For vs. Since: Rules, Examples, and Practice Exercises

How Shadowing Improves English Pronunciation and Reduces a German Accent

Top German Expressions That Make You Speak Like A Real Local

Popular English Idioms and their Meanings across English-Speaking Countries

French Stressed vs. Unstressed Pronouns: What’s the Difference?

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