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Learn English: Service Providers with Direct and Indirect Speech
time1.5-3hrs
timebeginner level
This course introduces you to the vocabulary related to people and places that provide services. You will discover the differences between causative and passive causative verbs and understand how to use them when forming questions. You will also learn how to write sentences in direct and indirect speech and explore how they change when written in the present simple and past simple tenses. Enroll in this course, and start learning today!
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Learn English: Service Providers with Direct and Indirect Speech
Master the vocabulary around service providers and learn about direct and indirect speech in this free online course.
This course introduces you to the vocabulary related to people and places that provide services. You will discover the differences between causative and passive causative verbs and understand how to use them when forming questions. You will also learn how to write sentences in direct and indirect speech and explore how they change when written in the present simple and past simple tenses. Enroll in this course, and start learning today!
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Module 1
6 Lessons
Service Providers with Direct and Indirect Speech
This module explores the language related to locations and people who supply services. You will compare causative and passive causative verbs and use them to form questions. In addition, we will delve into the nuances of direct and indirect speech.
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1.Service Providers with Direct & Indirect Speech - Outcomes
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2.Vocabulary: Service Providers and Services
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3.Grammar 1: Causatives and Passive Causatives
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4.Grammar 2: Direct and Indirect Speech
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5.Student Practice - Direct and Indirect Speech
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6.Service Providers with Direct and Indirect Speech - Summary
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