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Common Mistakes: Concord with each, every and none

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Spot My Mistake: Reporting a wh- question

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Common Mistakes: Reporting a command or a request

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Spot My Mistake: Phrasal verbs built on break

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Common Mistakes: Separable and inseparable phrasal verbs

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Common Mistakes: Idioms about speech and gossip

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Spot My Mistake: The words used in a police station

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Spot My Mistake: The medical words for the parts of the body

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Common Mistakes: The words used for farm tools and machines

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Common Mistakes: The words used for taxes and duties

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Common Mistakes: The subscription and the signature

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Spot My Mistake: The subscription of an informal letter

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Spot My Mistake: Writing for the readers of one particular paper

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Spot My Mistake: Answering the opponent's strongest point

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Spot My Mistake: Using dialogue inside a narrative

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Spot My Mistake: Appealing to more senses than sight

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Spot My Mistake: The recommendations

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Spot My Mistake: Writing one sentence for one point

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Spot My Mistake: Answering an inference question in your own words

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Spot My Mistake: Explaining an idiom used in a passage

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