#37 - English Spelling - The "Magic E" with Louisa!

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#51 - English Spelling- Must Know Rules for Plural Nouns with Natasha!

Welcome to another episode of Everyday English with E2 where, each week, we focus on English grammar, vocabulary or pronunciation as well as some speaking, writing, reading and listening strategies. And this week, it’s all about spelling, and in particular, the spelling rules for ...  Show more

#50 - English Vocabulary - Master Your English Collocations with Natasha!

Welcome to another episode of Everyday English with E2 and this week, it’s all about vocabulary, and in particular, collocations. Listen to find out the difference between common collocations, verb collocations, business collocations and academic collocations. ....and remember, i ...  Show more

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