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Mini Column: Grammar in Everyday Life #3 – “a little” vs “little”: Understanding How “a little” Modifies Adjectives

Learn the difference between “a little”, “little”, and “slightly” in natural English. This guide explains the subtle nuances and how to choose the right expression in speaking and writing.

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Mini Column: Grammar in Everyday Life #2 – Emphatic “do”: The Difference Between “I did go” and “I went”

Learn the difference between “I did go” and “I went” through the emphatic use of do. This mini column explains when and why do adds emphasis in real English.

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Mini Column: Grammar in Everyday Life #1 – “was” vs “is”: Understanding the Boundary Between Facts and Recollections in English

Explore the subtle difference between “was” and “is” through real-life examples. Learn how a speaker’s perspective shapes English tenses and gain practical insight into natural grammar use.

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Mini Column: Grammar in Everyday Life – Exploring English Grammar Through Real-Life Examples

“Grammar in Everyday Life” is a new mini-column series for English learners. Explore real-life examples of English grammar and gain practical insights to use English naturally.

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Cambridge CPE Speaking: The One Strategy That Helped Me Pass – Tips for CPE, CAE, FCE & Study Abroad Preparation

Discover the simple yet effective strategy that helped me pass the Cambridge CPE Speaking test. Practical advice for CPE, CAE and FCE candidates.

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Cambridge English Exams: Self-study vs Preparation Courses | What I Learnt After 8 Attempts (FCE → CAE → CPE)　　　　　　　　　　

After taking the Cambridge English exams (FCE, CAE, CPE) eight times, I share my experience comparing self-study and preparation courses. Which approach suits you best?

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