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Learn General English online with over 1000 video lessons. Fluentjoy's video English lessons are designed to enhance your everyday communication skills. Our expert instructors will guide you through essential topics like grammar, vocabulary, conversation, and pronunciation. Elevate your English proficiency and unlock new opportunities today!

writing-an-essay
Writing an essay
Jim #EverydayEnglish
first-conditional
First conditional
Michelle #VerbsinEnglish
types-of-conditionals
Types of conditionals
Oliver #VerbsinEnglish
modal-could
Modal Could
Michelle #EnglishGrammar
at-the-doctor-phrasal-verbs
Phrasal verbs at the doctor
Melissa #VerbsinEnglish
12-verb-tenses
12 verb tenses
Melissa #VerbsinEnglish
adverbs-of-probability
Adverbs of probability
Brian #Adverbs
could-should-would-have
Could / Should / Would have
Melissa #VerbsinEnglish
to-toward
To / Toward
Dave #Prepositions
into-onto-in-on
Into / Onto / In / On
Jim #Prepositions
other-ways-to-say-but
Other ways to say "but"
Grace #EnglishGrammar
lie-vs-lay
"Lie" vs "lay"
Grace #EnglishGrammar
prepositions-with-go
Prepositions with "go"
Grace #Prepositions
prepositions-with-good-and-bad
Prepositions with "good" and "bad
Claire #Prepositions
present-perfect-vs-past-simple-2
Present perfect vs past simple 2
Dave #EnglishGrammar
bad-grammar-in-songs-1
Bad grammar in songs 1
Isabella #EnglishGrammar
much-many-or-a-lot-of
Much, many, or a lot of?
Dave #EnglishGrammar
with-by
With / By
Grace #Prepositions
fewer-vs-less
"Fewer" vs "less"
Jim #EnglishGrammar
few-a-few-or-little
Few, a few, or little?
Jim #EnglishGrammar
bad-grammar-in-songs-4
Bad grammar in songs 4
Isabella #EnglishGrammar
comparative-adjectives-in-the-salon
Comparative adjectives in the salon
Mia #EnglishGrammar
the-police-is-are
The police is / are
Daniel #EnglishGrammar
on-in-at
On / In / At
Hanna #Prepositions
been-vs-gone
"Been" vs "gone"
Hanna #Knowthedifference
articles-with-food
Articles with food
Michelle #CommonMistakes
think-of-vs-think-about
"Think of" vs "think about"
Oscar #Prepositions
everyday-every-day
Everyday / every day
Oscar #CommonMistakes
decide-to-vs-decide-on
"Decide to" vs "decide on"
Daniel #EnglishGrammar
dont-say-and
Don't always say "and"
Emily #UpgradetheWord #ConversationTips

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