Vocabulary
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C.V.
Bring
Brought
Use it for actions that happened once or repeatedly in the past.
Past Simple
Stop doing something
Give up
He stayed at home ___ it was raining.
Because
The visible features of an area of land, often considered in terms of their aesthetic appeal.
Landscape
Drive
Drove
Use it to talk about past habits or states that are no longer true now.
Used To
forget or forgetfully not take something
leave behind
What connector shows contrast?
but / although / however
describes a person who is relaxed, calm, and not easily upset or stressed.
Easygoing
Mean
Meant
Used for actions that happened before another action or time in the past.
Past Perfect
postpone or delay
Put off
She studied a lot; ___, she passed the exam.
so / therefore
To have a desire or inclination to do something, or to seem or give the impression of something.
feel like
Steal
Stole
Used to emphasise the duration of an action that started in the past and is still happening now, especially when we focus on the activity rather than the result.
Present Perfect Continuous
= return something (usually purchased or delivered).
send back
Find and correct the mistake. "He was tired, because he continued working."
He was tired, but he continued working.
is a phrase used to indicate the minimum amount, number, or degree of something. It means the smallest acceptable amount.
At least
Sweep
Swept
Used to talk about a completed action in the past that has a result or relevance now, without saying when it happened.
Present Perfect
delay or stop progress
hold up
The trip was cancelled __________ the bad weather, the hotel had already been booked.
despite