American English at State - Learn #sports #verbs all month with #AmericanEnglish! Today's verb: kick. Maybe you know the meaning of this verb, but do you know the meaning of kick up

American English at State - Do you like to run? In English, some verbs have more than one meaning. The verb run has a lot of different meanings. Here are some of

Let's Learn English Lesson 31 Take Me Out to the Ball Game

Let's Learn English Lesson 31 Take Me Out to the Ball Game

American English at State - It's the end of the week, so it must be time for another modal verb graphic from #AmericanEnglish! Here are modal verbs used for probability.

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American English at State - It's great to succeed! But everyone fails sometimes. It's important to learn from failures. Today's verb opposites: succeed & fail. What will you succeed at this week? #

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American English at State - When did you first learn to speak English? Today, learn to make sentences using verbs followed by infinitives. Here are a few verbs that are followed by

American English at State - What will you be doing at 6 p.m. on Sunday? Learn about the future progressive verb form with this #AmericanEnglish graphic!

Let's Learn English Lesson 31 Take Me Out to the Ball Game

American English at State - Has your team ever shut out another team? Find out the meaning of shut out with this #AmericanEnglish #sports #verb graphic.

American English at State - What are you doing right now (besides reading this post)? #AmericanEnglish #verbs