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Steal vs Rob - what's the difference?

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Have you ever been robbed?
Have you ever had something stolen?
...what's the difference?
Watch this quick 60 second video (I don't want to steal your time) and find out.
HERE'S a Quiz plus the script​

“Anyone who stops learning is old, whether at twenty or eighty. Anyone who keeps learning stays young.”  Henry Ford

Tell me something...is it easy for you to say what the difference is between Say and Tell?
Confusing Words Quiz :
See the Confusing Words Quiz below. Choose a) or b) to correctly complete each statement.
Click here to see the answers.

When do I use Make, and when do I use Do?

Some examples of when to use 'Job',and when to use'Work'

Job or Work?
Some examples of when to use Job, and when to use Work.

3 Confusing little words - Very, So, Too

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    • Dictation
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    • BBC 6 Minute English
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    • Crime idioms
  • Questions
  • The Teachers Room
  • Grammar
    • Articles
    • Prepositions
    • All about VERBS
    • Modal Verbs
    • Paerticiple Adjectives - 'ed' = 'ing'
  • Celebrations, Festivals & Holidays
  • Images
  • Writing
  • Private Students
    • Miguel
    • Dr Brown
  • Confusing Words
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  • Dictation
  • Saraca
  • Activities
  • Travel
    • Colombia
  • Numbers