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Skills
Series 2 Episode 6 - Welcome Back Johnny!
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Johnny is back! But is he back for good? And Carlos is going to tell us something really important...

Written by Chris Rose.

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Grammar
Modals – deduction (present)

Read the grammar explanation and do the exercise.

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Vocabulary
Everyday objects
Vocabulary games – Everyday objects

Learn words for everyday objects by doing these exercises.

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Business English
Relationship-building
Professionals Podcasts - Relationship-building

Listen to a trainer at the end of a management training session summing up the importance of relationship-building as a competency and reviewing ways of developing the competency.

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19 June, 2018 - 08:06
Hello jitu_jaga, A lot of the language in films is non-standard. 'I am gone mad' is a good example of this; if you want to speak informally in certain situations, it might be appropriate, but in...
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19 June, 2018 - 07:06
Hi Lal, The second one is much more common than the first and is the sentence I would recommend you use. The first one is not exactly wrong, but would only be used in some kind of specific context...
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19 June, 2018 - 07:06
Hello hi.sherif, Could you please explain to us what answers you chose and why? We can then correct your mistakes based on that. All the best, Kirk The LearnEnglish Team
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