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Improve your English today at ANGLOPOD.COM. Hi everyone, I’m Dan and today we’re going to look at a very common verb that is often confusing for students to use in a sentence. We’ll look at some examples to learn how to use it and we’ll also see how not to use it. The verb in today’s lesson is SUGGEST and how we use it when we want to SUGGEST an action.The reason why it causes problems is because it has a specific verb pattern. So when we use SUGGEST, we say: I SUGGEST THAT… followed by the rest of

Hi everyone, I’m Dan, and this is ANGLOPOD, a podcast and website to help you improve your English.Today we’re going to talk about our experiences using the verb ‘FIND’. You probably know how to use the verb FIND when you’re looking for something lost, but this is a different way of using this verb.This is a very common and useful phrase to learn. In this phrase, we use the verb ‘FIND’ followed by the pronoun ‘IT’ and then an adjective to describe the experience. Here are some example sentences to

Hi everyone, I’m Dan, and this is ANGLOPOD, a podcast and website to help you improve your English.Today we’re going to learn how to use the verbs that talk about likes and dislikes followed by ‘when’ to describe how we feel about a certain time or situation. This is a simple sentence to use but a very common error. Let’s look at an example sentence.You could say: “I LIKE IT WHEN you cook me dinner” or “I LOVE IT WHEN you kiss me goodnight”.Notice that we need to use the pronoun ‘IT’ between the

Hi everyone, I’m Dan, and this is ANGLOPOD, a podcast and website to help you improve your English.Today we’re going to learn how to use the verb TRY and how the meaning changes depending on the form of the next verb we use after it.So what’s the difference between TRY TO DO and TRY DOING? Let’s look at an example sentence to see how we use them:You could say:TRY TO SPEAK English or TRY SPEAKING English. But what’s the difference? What do they mean?Firstly, you could say: I will TRY TO SPEAK English

Hi everyone, I’m Dan and this is ANGLOPOD, a podcast and website to help you improve your English.Today we’re going to learn how to use the verb REMEMBER and how the meaning can change depending on the form of the next verb we use after it.So what’s the difference between REMEMBER TO DO and REMEMBER DOING? Let’s try an example sentence to see how we use them:You could say: REMEMBER TO DO your homework or REMEMBER DOING your homework. But what’s the difference? What do they mean?Well, the first one,