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Advice or advices? The natural English form

Learn why English speakers say advice instead of advices, with natural examples and an easy way to count individual suggestions.

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French · Beginner–Intermediate

How to say ‘just did’ in French with venir de

Use venir de plus an infinitive to describe something that just happened in French, with a clear pattern and everyday examples.

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German · Beginner–Intermediate

German word order: the verb-second rule

Build natural German main clauses by keeping the conjugated verb in position two, even when the sentence starts with time or place.

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Italian · Beginner–Intermediate

Essere or avere in the Italian passato prossimo?

Choose the right auxiliary in the Italian passato prossimo and understand when the past participle must agree with the subject.

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Italian · Beginner–Intermediate

Master the Italian 'gli' Sound

The 'gli' sound in Italian can be tricky for English speakers! Learn how to spell and pronounce this common Italian word correctly. Can you spot the mistake before time runs out?

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Spanish · Beginner–Intermediate

Ser vs estar: a practical Spanish guide

Choose between ser and estar in everyday Spanish using identity, condition, location, and event examples.

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