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Latest episodes of the podcast Grammar on LEWWWP
- used to
- do (for emphasis) Do you love me?
- I'm sorry (apology / regret)
- Starting sentences with "So,"
- Do you? / Did you? trust in LEWWWP
- articles: use 'the' ?
- My answer to Amen
- Chapter 13, The Giver, writing correction suggestions & comments
- "want you to" / "would like you to" to a child
- Which is more polite? "I want" / "I would like"
- a most ____ ____
- leaned over / leaning over / bent over
- FANBOYS 'rap'
- Which is more polite?
- make a toast to the bride and groom!
- A difficult or an easy test
- modals / past tense
- too good for me / too good to me
- spring! two years running
- you'd better sit down
- talk to or talk with?
- seeing someone
- even though, even if, even when, even
- no or not?
- exclamatory sentences vs statements
- outskirts / edge / young / a child
- This and That
- multiple grammar points
- only
- "according to" / "per"
- feedback on a One Sentence at a Time prompt
- grammar points
- Prompt #65 feedback
- Reply to writing prompt sentence
- Promotion for One Sentence at a Time Course/Group
- form, meaning, use: let's talk food!
- the changes or changes (article needed?)
- grammar note to Irina
- done with you
- [Grammar] Constructing Questions
- [grammar] Whitish, will be able to
- [Grammar] An explanation with examples for a student confused on using articles in a particular sentence structure
- [Grammar] a few / few
- [Grammar] Most important? Very important? Somewhat important? Important for others, but not to/for me, not very important