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English Language - Expressions (Upper-Intermediate Level)
time1.5-3hrs
timeIntermediate Level
This free online English language course will teach you useful words and phrases which you can use to describe yourself and others. This course will also teach you about the difference between active and passive sentences, verb forms, how verb forms can change the roles of the subject and object in a sentence, and about making complaints in English. This series of courses uses simple, easy to understand examples to speed up language acquisition.
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English Language - Expressions (Upper-Intermediate Level)
Learn how to use expressions and descriptive phrases in no time at all with this free online English course.
This free online English language course will teach you useful words and phrases which you can use to describe yourself and others. This course will also teach you about the difference between active and passive sentences, verb forms, how verb forms can change the roles of the subject and object in a sentence, and about making complaints in English. This series of courses uses simple, easy to understand examples to speed up language acquisition.
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Module 1
7 Lessons
Expressions
5 units of interactive presentations, audio by native speakers, practical tasks and assessment questions to help you learn.
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1.Learning Outcomes
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2.Describing People
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3.Active and Passive
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4.Making Complaints
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5.Have and Get
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6.Phrases with Mind
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7.Upper-Intermediate Level English - Expressions: Course Summary
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Module 2
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Comments5 Comments
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Miss Stop Giving M.Augugust 19, 2025
Here are two tips about what Nadine Felecia Graham learned "Take advantage of someone/something": To exploit a situation or person. "As a result of something": Indicates a consequence of an action or event.
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Dr. Uqbah I.Augugust 04, 2025
Great course
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Raji A.Aprpril 16, 2025
I acquired so much in this course
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Yimenu Adimass B.February 28, 2025
I am thrilled and grateful for such an experience getting online training which enables me to fluent in English.
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Shams rahman ".June 06, 2024
the practical part is very well summarized with high level lessons
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