What You'll Learn
Pointing things out in space and time. Learn how to use demonstrative pronouns as both subjects and adjectives.
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Languages
Vocabulary
Phrases
आँखों का पानी ढल जाना।
hi
To je zaujímavé
sk
at løbe fra sin aftale
da
pokazać pazurki
pl
få det att gå ihop
sv
l' mince enfant
fr
バスを乗り換える
ja
이야기를 나누다
ko
어디서 살 수 있어요?
ko
sich anpassen
de
Go online.
en
Von nun an.
de
É com satisfação que apresento
pt
Do the housework.
en
الساعة خمسة مناسبة؟
ar
A gente se vira.
pt
मैं इस वक्त व्यस्त हूँ।
hi
Renforcer la coopération.
fr
على نحو تحليلي معمق
ar
Pensar que tem o rei na barriga.
pt
aller de l'avant
fr
Estar con la luna de miel
es
આંખ ફાટી જવી
gu
ثقيل الظل
ar
Grammar Rules
Literary Grammar
ro
Passive Voice for Objectivity: 'It is said that...'
en
Anaphoric and Cataphoric References
hr
Adjectives as Predicates
bg
Getting Along (Phrasal Verb: Get along/on)
en
French Commands: The Imperative (tu, nous, vous)
fr
Advanced Spanish Connectors: Sounding Professional (por ende, asimismo)
es
Thai Honorifics (Khun, Phi, Nong)
th
Basic Adjectives: Position and Agreement
az
Must Not: Expressing Prohibition with -(으)면 안 되다
ko
The T-Ending Traffic Light: Stop or Go? (ة vs ت vs ه)
ar
Prefix 'Pry-' (Arrival)
uk
Past Tense: Did you do it? (았/었/였)
ko
Superlatives: The Best and the Worst (-est / most)
en
Your-welcome vs. Youre-welcome: What's the Difference?
en
Modal Verb 'Kan'
sv
People-do vs. Does: What's the Difference?
en
Polite Negation: Saying 'Not' Professionally (-지 않다)
ko
