Jan 15, 2009 5 min

Definitely Fattening!

from English Grammar HELP and Podcasts for the Inquisitive ESL Student: We're Interactive! Hosted by ESL Help! Desk

We continue our lessons with demonstrative pronouns: this, that, these, and those. We embellish our exploration of these, adding subject-verb agreement (is, are, was, were). And we learn more about food from countries such as Italy, Spain, Columbia, Israel and the Middle East, South Korea, and even the United States. Join us for a tasty lesson.

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