Grammar
to go OR going
I've just decided (go) to the concert.
To go
You ... a mistake
Make
Yesterday I paid ... the drinks in a bar.
For
1. Do you think these shoes ........ my purse?
2. He was wearing a grey .................
suit
"In the evening" Is it correct?
Yes
Irregular verbs- come, write, go, build
come-came-come, write-wrote-written,go-went-gone,build-built-built
Opposite to - kind, generous, fast, shy
unkind, mean, slow, socialble/extrovert
Why are you looking ... me like that?
At
1.I love the................ of garlic.
2. When you ............. freedom, you won't want to lose it.
taste
There are lots of books on the shelf.
Right
The Vandals (invade) Rome in the year 455.
I (not be ) Rome.
invaded
haven't been to
Hair can be...(adjectives)
straight, curly, wavy
Yesterday I waited ... the bus for almost one hour.
For
If something is ............., it is firm and makes a short loud noise when it is eaten, pressed, etc. :
The toast was delicious, hot, and ....................
crunchy
This is a frightened story.
No. Frightening.
Comparatives - good, bad, expensive
better, worse, more expensive
Opposite feelings - sad, angry, tired
happy, calm, active/enthusiastic
I don't agree ... you on this topic.
With
to ask or request someone to go to an event
invite
The Ferrari is more faster than the BMW.
Faster than
Superlatives - boring, long, easy
The most boring, the longest, the easiest
Opposite- give, lend, fall asleep
take, borrow, wake up
A: Can we go on a picnic tomorrow?
B: It depends ... the weather.
On
the act of thinking about or considering something, an idea or opinion, or a set of ideas about a particular subject
thought
He doesn't mind getting up early.
Right