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Nouns with prepositions!
Nouns with prepositions!
Not very exciting, but worth learning as this will help you to come across more fluent and as a native speaker
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To sound like a native speaker, there are ways to use nouns followed by prepositions - these come naturally to a native speaker, but they are not always obvious to someone learning English.
In this short lesson, we look at some nouns that are followed by prepositions:
Change in - there have been many changes in the world
Problem with - Is there a problem with your car?
- We will run through 10 examples and then test you on what you have learnt.
- You will then put the same examples into your own sentences.
This lesson will also focus on 75% student speaking time as that is when you learn best!
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