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Arsenio’s ESL Podcast: Season 4 – Episode 40 – Grammar – Verb + ing form & Infinitive

We use verb + ing form after these verbs: Admit, avoid, carry on, consider, deny, face, feel like, finish, give

Vocabulary building and speaking is on the menu for today! However, if you want to do some example reading, make

Finally! For the first time in my life, I’ve got myself a charismatic, driven, personable Russian friend! I’ve been wanting

Here we go! You’re going to make either a writing prompt or a freewriting segment on the pros and cons

When a writer presents an argument, it is important to always assess the strength of their reasoning. Sometimes arguments can

Rhetorical questions are common in academic discussions and debates. They sound like normal questions, sometimes with stronger intonation, but they

In relative clauses, the pronunciation of the word that is often “weak” and sound like /dat/. It can be difficult

This has always been one of my favorites! Many collocations use have in British English but take different verbs in

Boom! And just like that, I’ve finally unveiled my first ever Patreon badge. I’ve had a number of people over

Write the words in the box into the correct categories. Then discuss your choices with someone: appealing, innovative, contemporary, durable,