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🗓️ 🕰️ 👨🏾‍⚕️ 🩺 💭❓ 🤒 🤕 😷 🤧 🕰️ 🗓️ "When did your symptoms start?" is one of the most common questions that medical professionals ask patients. #EnglishForHealthAndWellness #LanguagePoint effortless-englishcenter.com

G 🐐 O 🐐 A 🐐 T 🥊es un acrónimo que usa comúnmente la generación Z ¿Sabes qué significa? ¿Cómo lo usarías en una frase? #Slang #LanguagePoint

👉 WRITE some examples using 🏃🏻‍♂️ DITCH 🏃🏾‍♀️ as a verb meaning to get rid of someone/something or leave! 👉 SHARE this post with a friend! 🙋🏽 #LanguagePoint #Slang #Idioms

✅ → ❌ ➡️ How did you do on the American slang quiz? #LanguagePoint #Slang #Idioms

🚨 ‼️ QUIZ TIME ‼️ 🚨 ➡️ Do you remember these American English slang terms? ⬅️ Write your answers in a comment. #LanguagePoint #Slang #Idioms

🇺🇸🎞️Aprende inglés con películas 💔 💔 "I'm gonna break up with my partner." 🛑 ✋ "HOLD THE PHONE! Have you thought this through!?" ➡️Watch the video here: learningenglish.voanews.com/a/5679044.html #LanguagePoint #Slangs #Idioms #EnglishthroughMovies

😬 😅 OOPS! 😅 😬 ▶ Have you ever SPILLED THE BEANS on something important? 👀 WATCH the video here: ow.ly/kZ0q50N1SyQ 👀 #LanguagePoint #Slang #Idioms

🌳 🌴 🌲 👀 🌳 🌴 🌲 ➡️ What projects or situations are you too close to that cause you to not SEE THE FOREST FOR THE TREES? ⬅️ 👀 WATCH the video here: ow.ly/2TxB50MNben 👀 #LanguagePoint #Slang #Idioms

#AmericanEnglish Tips de inglés! Palabras que son fácil de confundir. Do you get confused about these adverbs related to time? Check out the graphic below and try writing some of your own examples. #AmericanEnglish #LanguagePoint

🤔 Are you ready to test your understanding of perfect tenses? Check out this dialogue about past and future experiences. Can you find all of the uses of perfect tenses? How many do you count? #LanguagePoint #VerbTenses ajhogeclub.com

By the end of this month's Language Point series, we hope you all will have learned a lot about verb tenses! Tell us about something you will have accomplished by next year by using the future perfect tense. #LanguagePoint #VerbTenses ajhogeclub.com

👉 Check out these three uses of the past perfect tense. 🤔 Can you write new examples for all three instances? Show us in the comments! #LanguagePoint #VerbTenses ajhogeclub.com

Present perfect tense can be a little confusing because it often expresses events that happened or started in the past. Take a look at our examples below and practice by making your own sentences in the comments! #LanguagePoint #VerbTenses ajhogeclub.com

🤔 How do you usually express the future in English? Check out four examples below and let us know which ones you use most often. Are there other phrases you use to talk about the future? #LanguagePoint #VerbTenses ajhogeclub.com

Next up on Language Point Verb Tenses - the future progressive tense! 👉 Practice this verb tense by telling us what you will be doing this time tomorrow, next week, or next year. #LanguagePoint #VerbTenses ajhogeclub.com

Today's verb tense is past progressive! Check out our examples and try your hand and write some of your own. 😀 And as always, we're here to answer any questions you might have! #LanguagePoint #VerbTenses ajhogeclub.com

Did you want some more information about English verb tenses? We've got you covered! Today's Language Point is about making polite offers using the simple past tense. Check out the example dialogue below. #LanguagePoint #VerbTenses ajhogeclub.com

The simple past tense is commonly used for events, actions, and habits in the past that are finished and done with. 🕗 Tell us about some actions that you completed yesterday, last year, or 10 years ago using the simple past tense! #LanguagePoint ajhogeclub.com

What're you doing this weekend? Tell us below by using some of these collocations for weekend activities! #LanguagePoint #Collocations ajhogeclub.com

This month our Language Point series focuses on verb tenses! Let's start things off by keeping it simple (present)! 😉 #LanguagePoint #VerbTenses

Tips de inglés: ¿Cuál es la diferencia? Examinemos los diferentes usos de 'say' y 'tell' en la gráfica #AmericanEnglish #LanguagePoint

This month our Language Point series focuses on verb tenses! Let's start things off by keeping it simple (present)! 😉 #LanguagePoint #VerbTenses

Tips de inglés: ¿Cuál es la diferencia? Examinemos cuándo usar 'as', 'when' y 'while' en la gráfica #AmericanEnglish #LanguagePoint

If you don't have any questions about this graphic, try writing some example sentences in the comments. If you have some questions, please ask them below! #AmericanEnglish #LanguagePoint

#AmericanEnglish Tips de inglés! Palabras que son fácil de confundir. Do you get confused about these adverbs related to time? Check out the graphic below and try writing some of your own examples. #AmericanEnglish #LanguagePoint

This month we are focusing on count and noncount nouns. Do you know the difference between these types of nouns? Share some examples or ask us some questions! #LanguagePoint ajhogeclub.com

Check out the pronunciations of this noun and adjective pair. Try creating your own sentences and saying them out loud for practice. #AmericanEnglish #LanguagePoint #Pronunciation

Tell us about some good advice that you've received. What did the person advise you to do? Remember to use 'advice' as a noun and 'advise' as a verb. #AmericanEnglish #LanguagePoint #LanguageLearning

First up is pre-, meaning before, earlier, or in front of. For example, when you predict something, you say it will happen before it happens. What other words begin with pre-? Let us know some examples in the comments below. #AmericanEnglish #Affixes #LanguagePoint

Review time! How do you study these modals for requests? Would you please share your study techniques with us? Thanks! #AmericanEnglish #LanguagePoint #ModalVerbs

We don't mean to be negative, but sometimes you just need to use the simple present tense in negative statements. 🚫 Try writing some of your own negative, simple-present statements in the comments below 🚫 #LanguagePoint #VerbTenses ajhogeclub.com

Present perfect tense can be a little confusing because it often expresses events that happened or started in the past. Take a look at our examples below and practice by making your own sentences in the comments! #LanguagePoint #VerbTenses ajhogeclub.com

In English, we sometimes describe our supervisor as being above us. Something that is superfluous is more than needed. The prefix super- means over or above. Check out the examples below and try them out in a sentence. #AmericanEnglish #Affixes #LanguagePoint

Check out these noncount nouns related to foods. Which of these foods is common where you live? How do you measure them? #LanguagePoint ajhogeclub.com

We make informal requests of our family members and close friends all the time. In this case, the modal 'will' works quite well. Check out the example below. #AmericanEnglish #LanguagePoint #ModalVerbs

Can we trouble you to take a look at our next modal for requests? 'Can' is used in informal situations to make requests and is less polite than 'would' or 'could'. Try writing some examples below! #AmericanEnglish #LanguagePoint #ModalVerbs

Today's verb tense is past progressive! Check out our examples and try your hand and write some of your own. 😀 And as always, we're here to answer any questions you might have! #LanguagePoint #VerbTenses ajhogeclub.com

What're you doing this weekend? Tell us below by using some of these collocations for weekend activities! #LanguagePoint #Collocations ajhogeclub.com

Next up on Language Point Verb Tenses - the future progressive tense! 👉 Practice this verb tense by telling us what you will be doing this time tomorrow, next week, or next year. #LanguagePoint #VerbTenses ajhogeclub.com

🤔 How do you usually express the future in English? Check out four examples below and let us know which ones you use most often. Are there other phrases you use to talk about the future? #LanguagePoint #VerbTenses ajhogeclub.com