In vs. Inside vs. Into vs. Within

🤩 Download FREE lesson PDF 100+ words: https://espressoenglish.lpages.co/free-pdf-100-compound-words/ ⭐ $1 English grammar e-books: https://courses.espressoenglish.net/1-english-grammar-e-books/ Let’s learn about compound words in English! This is when two or more words come together, making a new word that functions as a single word. Compound words can be: - nouns: ice cream, mailbox, merry-go-round - verbs: babysit, take off, double-check - adjectives: long-term, homemade, bulletproof - adverbs: singlehandedly, self-consciously - prepositions: inside, without As you can see from those examples of compound words, there are three types: - "Open" compound words (with a space between them) police officer, hot dog, high school - "Closed" compound words (without a space between them) bedroom, popcorn, firefighter - Hyphenated compound words well-dressed, self-esteem, mother-in-law  Today I’ll teach you 30 compound words - some you might already know, but others will be new to you. And I’ve prepared a free PDF with 100 compound words, each one with a definition and example sentence - I highly recommend you download it to expand your vocabulary even more! 🤩 Download FREE lesson PDF 100+ words: https://espressoenglish.lpages.co/free-pdf-100-compound-words/  

🤩 Download FREE lesson PDF: https://espressoenglish.lpages.co/free-pdf-in-inside-into-within/  ✨ Espresso English Academy + NEW Conversation Cafe! - https://bit.ly/EEacademy ⭐ $1 English grammar e-books: https://courses.espressoenglish.net/1-english-grammar-e-books/ Do you know when to use in, inside, into, and within? These prepositions can be tricky, but today I’ll help you understand the difference clearly! 

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🤩 Download Free PDF - https://espressoenglish.lpages.co/free-pdf-how-to-introduce-yourself/ ✨ Espresso English Academy - 50% off all courses - https://bit.ly/EEacademy  👨‍💼 Join the Business English Course - https://espressoenglish.lpages.co/business-english-course/ One of the most common situations that can make you a little nervous is when you have to introduce yourself. This could be in a job interview, when the interviewer says “So, tell me about yourself!” or it can be at the beginning of a meeting or presentation, or when you join a new group, class, or team. You want to give a nice, strong, confident self-introduction, so that you make a good first impression. Well, today I’m going to teach you a super-easy way to introduce yourself professionally - and this can be used in both formal and informal situations. 

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Download FREE PDF! - https://bit.ly/3SJfUzW  ✨ Espresso English Academy - https://bit.ly/EEacademy  Want to expand your vocabulary amazingly fast? Today we’re going to take 25 words and turn them into 100 words by learning their multiple forms - a noun form, verb form, adjective form, and adverb form.   You probably already know the English word beautiful - that’s an adjective, it describes a person or thing. Now, make sure you know all 4 forms: §  Noun: I stopped to admire the beauty of the sunset. (in this sentence it’s being used as a noun - THE beauty) §  Verb: She painted some flowers on the wall to beautify the room. (beautify is an action, a verb, meaning to make something beautiful) §  Adjective: I bought a beautiful new dress. (as an adjective, it describes a thing - in this case, a dress) §  Adverb: He sings beautifully.(as an adverb, it describes a verb - the way he sings)   Let’s keep going with more English words that have 4 forms.