grammar
We use this tense to talk about future predictions based on our thoughts
future simple
a verb combined with an adverb or a preposition, or sometimes both, to give a new meaning
phrasal verb
This empire existed in 12-16 centuries
the Inca Empire
GIVE THE DEFINITION FOR THE WORD TEACHER
a person whose job is teaching, especially in a school
Curiosity killed the
CAT
Correct the mistake in the sentence: When I was a child, I would be very shy.
When I was a child, I used to be very shy.
HOW DO WE CALL WORDS THAT ARE USUALLY USED TOGETHER, FOR EXAMPLE MAKE A PLAN, DO THE SHOPPING
(COLLOCATION)
Where are the Beatles from?
LIVERPOOL
What does gamify something mean
to use elements of game-playing in another activity, usually in order to make that activity more interesting
Practice makes
PERFECT
Is ‘d’ short for ‘had’ or ‘would’ or ‘should’ in the sentence: You’d better keep your money in the pocket.
had better
HOW DO WE CALL NOUNS, VERBS, ADJECTIVES OR PREPOSITIONS THAT ARE MADE UP OF TWO OR MORE WORDS, FOR EXAMPLE NARROW-MINDED, BOOKSHOP
(COMPOUND)
It is against the law to kill a cow in this country.
India
The subject which make up an educational programme
CURRICULUM
As cool as
CUCUMBER
We can use present simple or present continuous with always, forever, constantly, continually for habits that irritate or annoy us
present continuous
A WORD WITH THE SAME SPELLING AND PRONUNCIATION AS ANOTHER WORD, BUT WHICH HAS A DIFFERENT MEANING
(HOMONYM)
In this country people celebrate the New Year between Jan 21 and Feb 19.
China
A CONVERSATION BETWEEN TWO OR MORE PEOPLE
DIALOGUE
Punctuality is the politeness of
kings
What do we use after prepositions: gerund or infinitive?
gerund
A WORD WHICH SOUNDS THE SAME AS ANOTHER WORD, BUT HAS A DIFFERENT MEANING AND SPELLING, FOR EXAMPLE KNEW NEW, GRATE GREAT
HOMOPHONE
When was Buckingham Palace built?
1705
A WAY OF TEACHNING IN WHICH LEARNERS STUDY GRAMMAR AND TRANSLATE WORDS AND TEXTS INTO THEIR OWN LANGUAGE. THEY DO NOT PRACTISE COMMUNICATION AND THERE IS LITTLE FOCUS ON SPEAKING
GRAMMAR-TRANSLATION METHOD
Don't cry over spilled
milk