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The secret of how to be happy			Lesson
Would you like to learn the secret of happiness while learning English? We are happy to release this English language lesson which lets you do that. Based on an authentic English text, the lesson looks at various aspects of the text and provides plenty of multimedia, interactive activities for you to enjoy.

Prepositions in English			Lesson
A great English lesson looking at prepositions. We all know that English prepositions are confusing at best. This free English lesson is a fantastic way to understand them. It contains lots of images to help you to master the prepositions, and dozens of self-test questions that let you practice what you have learnt.

English conditionals			Lesson
This English language lesson takes a very comprehensive look at English conditionals. There are four conditionals in English: the zero conditional, the first conditional, the second conditional and the third conditional. With over 4000 words of explanation and self-text exercises, this language lesson will help you to quickly master this confusing aspect of English grammar.

Medical vocabulary in an authentic text			Lesson
A short English language lesson based on an authentic text that introduces some basic medical vocabulary. The original title of the article is: "How conjugated linoleic acid (CLA) reduces fat deposits in arteries by 30%" and will be of immense interesest to medical professionals.

Describing people's appearance			Lesson
A lesson that forms an introduction or a revision of the language used to describe people's appearance.

El Imperfecto de subjuntivo y el condicional simple			Lesson
Para formar el imperfecto de subjuntivo, tanto en verbos regulares como en irregulares, hay que tomar la tercera persona del plural del pretérito indefinido y cambiar la terminación -on por: -a, -as, -a, -amos, -ais, -an.