Hi again. I keep working on your final grades and your reports, which doesn't mean I cannot answer questions or solve problems. Some of you are clearly going over the grammar we have seen in class and require my technical assistance. I am willing to oblige. So here you have a brief clip in which I discuss a grammar point we didn't quite tackle at the time because I thought it was not "advanced" material. Anyway, here are my comments.
If you're an English learner at an advanced level (C1/C2) you may find this blog useful
Friday, May 22, 2020
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