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Using Pronouns Perfectly (Part 3: Third Person Pronouns) | Natural English Grammar

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The Evolution of Verbs + A Special Announcement | Natural English Grammar

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Using Pronouns Perfectly (Part 1: First Person Pronouns) | Natural English Grammar

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Transitive and Intransitive Verbs | Natural English Grammar

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Quotative Like | Natural English Grammar

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Also, As Well, Too | Adverbs of Addition in English

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Removing Question Words | Conversational English

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Sentence Final 'Then' | Like A Native Speaker

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Mixed Conditional: Assumption | Like A Native Speaker

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Been And Gone With The Present Perfect | Like A Native Speaker

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Using Though At The End Of A Sentence | Like A Native Speaker

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Present Perfect vs. Present Perfect Progressive | Like A Native Speaker

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They, Not Just for Plural Anymore! | Like A Native Speaker

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Food or Foods? | Like A Native Speaker

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Will and Be Going To | Like A Native Speaker

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Canadian Spelling | Like A Native Speaker

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What's The Difference Between Simple Past and Present Perfect? | Like A Native Speaker

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How To Use Nor | Like A Native Speaker

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How To Use Multi-Word Adjectives | Like A Native Speaker

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Understanding Silent E | Like A Native Speaker

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Regular and Irregular Verbs | Like A Native Speaker

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How to Answer Tag Questions | Like A Native Speaker

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How to use So and Too | Like A Native Speaker

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How to use So and Such | Like A Native Speaker

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What's the deal with articles? Part 3

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What's the Deal With Articles? Part 2

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How to Use Most and Almost

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How to Use Other and Another

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How to Use 'Be Supposed To' and 'Should' | Like A Native Speaker

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At, In and On. Prepositions of Place (part 2) | Like A Native Speaker

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At, In and On. Prepositions of Place (part 1) | Like A Native Speaker

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Introduction to Phrasal Verbs | Like A Native Speaker

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Why do we capitalize "I" | Like A Native Speaker

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How to use Too and Neither | Like A Native Speaker

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Using Pronouns Perfectly (Part 3: Third Person Pronouns) | Natural English Grammar

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We come to the third installment on our series about pronouns. Third person pronouns can be tricky because you have to consider plural or singular, subject or object AND gender!
Ian Schellenberg is an English teacher and teacher trainer in Vancouver, Canada with a passion for languages. He enjoys learning and teaching all of the fine nuances of any language. Ian is an expert in pronunciation and the history of English.

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