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- How the tone of a word can change its meaning in English
- What's the difference between present continuous and future tense? Just like are you coming or will you come ?
- How do we talk about the ways people say things? For example, in books, I see he "said" or she "shouted." Can we choose other verbs to explain how people talk?

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