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	American English Study Introduction This is a new section of Fun Easy English as of February 2019. This study section focuses on ways to improve your methods of studying English and specific topics not covered in other sections of Fun Easy English. Lessons will be added throughout this month. Please return often for updates. Thanks for visiting this site. Key to Lessons § - includes a written script of the lesson ² - includes an audio version of the lesson ¹ - includes a related video   Conversation §² Disagreements in Everyday Conversation §² Disagreements in Everyday Conversation, Part Two §² Do You Know What an Indirect Question Is? §² Expletives Are Not Always Bad Words §² Forming Questions, Part 1: Subject Questions §² Forming Questions, Part 2: Yes or No Questions   Grammar §² Can You Catch These Native Speaker Mistakes? §²¹ Commonly Confused Words: Part One §²¹ Commonly Confused Words: Part Two   Pronunciation §²¹ Are You How You Talk? §² Improve Your Pronunciation by Training Your Ears   Study Tips §² Avoid Ineffective Study Methods §² Improve Your Long-Term Memory by Spacing Practice   Vocabulary §² Common Transition Words §² Contronyms Are 'Literally' The Best   Writing §²¹ Academic Writing: Common Patterns, Part One §² Academic Writing: Common Patterns, Part Two