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Present Continuous (Affirmative Sentences) Exercise

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Level A2. Focus on present continuous affirmative sentences with everyday verbs.

Why Soccer Comes from Association Football

April 8, 2026 - pdf

The word soccer started as a British nickname for association football. It was a practical way to separate the game from rugby football.

Hello is a surprisingly modern greeting

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Hello feels ancient, but it became common in the 1800s. Earlier English speakers often greeted people in very different ways.

Object Pronouns Exercise

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Level A1. Focus on object pronouns in simple everyday sentences.

How pea was created by mistake

April 8, 2026 - pdf

Pea began as pease. When speakers treated pease like a plural, they created a new singular form: pea.

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