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Spain, a land of breathtaking beauty and rich cultural heritage, unfolds before me a world of diversity. It is known not only for its picturesque landscapes and vibrant cities, but also for the fascinating array of languages ​​it encompasses. Beyond the ubiquitous use of Spanish as the official language, the various regions of Spain reveal a world of dialects that, like hidden treasures, offer profound insights into the country's history,…
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Here's how to use the double genitive in English | We've already discussed the Saxon genitive and its grammatical features, both singular and plural, and yet here we are again. This time, we're talking about the English Saxon double genitive, a special construction you'll need to sound like a native English speaker!
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Do you already speak some French and would like to impress native speakers with your skills? Here you'll find a list of new vocabulary, French idioms, and colloquial expressions. Spice up your basics and don't limit your vocabulary to "Salut" and "Oui" or other phrases you might have picked up from the Lady Marmalade song lyrics!
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When learning English, you'll inevitably talk about your living situation sooner or later. This topic is often covered even at a basic level and is designed to help you talk about yourself in the present tense. To be able to talk about housing in English, however, you'll need some vocabulary and phrases. You'll find these in our explanations. We'll show you how to describe your house in English and what its components are, including its rooms and…
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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. Today we're back at it again, but this time with indefinite pronouns in German. In reality, this is a simpler topic than you might think, although studying German in general can be challenging due to its extreme differences from Italian and other languages…
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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. Important: If you plan to spend a year abroad at a foreign university or work abroad, be sure to find out in advance which English test you need!
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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. It's practically impossible to form a meaningful conversation without them!
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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. Although we often attribute the same meaning to them in translation, these two verb forms are applied according to different and specific rules.
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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.
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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? Then the shadowing technique for improving your pronunciation is just what you need. You simply imitate the spoken words of native speakers and learn accent-free pronunciation in this way. Your language intuition and vocal apparatus are perfectly trained for the new demands…
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