Grammar
That's the third person singular ending!
What is -s.
Mrs. Rosenhagen hates this linking word.
What is furthermore?
The vice-principal of this school.
Who is Mr. Perk?
This is what you apply for, usually.
What is a job?
The capital of the UK.
What is London?
You use it for activities that are over and done with.
What is the simple past?
In German, that's Gesamtschule.
What is a comprehensive school?
The teacher who is named like the guy who fills your shoe on the 6th of December.
Who is Nikolaus Meuer?
This is how you end an application letter.
What is "Yours, sincerely"?
The capital of the USA.
What is Washington DC?
They have a comma and give extra information.
What are non-defining relative clauses.
That's taking fruit off trees and grain from the field.
What is a harvest?
Who is William?
It's a collection of information of your most important personal and professional information.
What is a CV?
This is what DC in Washington DC stands for.
Those are participle endings.
What are -ing and -ed.
A big knife to cut cocoa pods with, correctly pronounced.
What is a machete?
The first president of the United States.
Who is George Washington?
This is what CV stands for.
What is a Curriculum Vitae?
This is where you can find palm trees in the UK.
What is Cornwall?
Gerund has the same ending as this.
What is the present participle?
What is Gesundheit!
He invented the lightining rod, the lending library, the volunteer fire brigade and also co-wrote the American Constitution.
Who is Benjamin Franklin?
What is a personal profile?
The Senedd Cymru.
What is the Welsh Parliament?