Vocabulary
A person who is full of energy and always active
Lively
When we use the state verb 'see' in it's continuous form, what does it mean?
To date someone.
the is nice today weather
The weather is nice today.
Nervous
Confident
Where was Robert Moretti from?
Italy
The name of the money you earn if you are paid by the hour.
Wage.
I tried to tell her but she wasn't believing me.
Is this sentence correct? If not, why not?
Believe is a state verb. We cannot use it in the continuous form like this.
I tried to tell her but she didn't believe me.
new you anything for are chinese doing year
Are you doing anything for Chinese New Year?
Modern
Old-fashioned
What sport was described as being pretty expensive in Korea?
Golf
A digital copy of your thoughts and opinions or a record of things that have happened to you.
Blog
What is the difference between:
I washed my clothes.
I have washed my clothes.
I washed my clothes (present simple) - the time must be known when the action happened.
I have washed my clothes (present perfect) - the time is not known or not important. It just means 'before now'.
i hobbies playing my have but of is guitar main a one lot
I have a lot of hobbies but my main one is playing guitar.
Passive
Active
What do we call someone who helps you to choose what job to do and also tells you what you need to do to get the job?
Careers advisor
Something or someone that is able to do a job effectively.
Suitable
What are you doing at the moment?
I'm ___ Facebook.
I'm on Facebook.
(I'm using Facebook)
(I'm scrolling through Facebook)
(I'm looking at Facebook)
(I'm reading Facebook)
(I'm posting on Facebook)
like i because have of lots an introvert bit of to don't am friends i a
I am a bit of an introvert because i don't like to have lots of friends.
Inappropriate
Suitable
Why hadn't Christine written to her parents for a while?
She had been decorating her dorm.
An idea for an activity put forward to garner others opinions
Suggestion
What is the difference between 'want' and 'fancy'.
Say the difference in meaning and also the difference in how it is used grammatically.
Want - the outcome (result) is usually important.
Fancy - the outcome (result) is not important.
Want is always followed by an infinitive
Fancy is always followed by a gerund
most the out 500 too be its because to points figure worth is difficult this it but hard shouldn't sentence
This is the most difficult sentence because its worth 500 points but it shouldn't be too hard to figure out.
Domesticated
Wildlife
If we say the word 'separate' using two syllables, are we using it as a noun, adjective, verb, adverb or preposition?
Adjective.
We live in se/pret towns. (adjective)
The teacher said he will se/pe/rate the students if they keep talking. (verb)