WATCH OUT
We use ____________ USED TO plus ing to say we are accustomed to doing sth.
We use____________USED TO plus ing to say the situation is becoming more familiar, but I´m not comfortable with it yet.
BE
GET
TO MEET OR FIND STH BY CHANCE
TO COME ACROSS
He did it in a moment of ____________ panic.
She trains guide dogs for the ______________.
BLIND
SOLVE
SOLUTION
THE STRONGER ADJECTIVE FOR CONFUSED
NERVEOUS
SURPRISED
BEWILDERED
TENSE
ASTONISHED
Some state verbs can be used in the continuous form to express_____________________
A TEMPORARY SITUATION OR A DIFFERENT MEANING
TO SOLVE A PROBLEM
TO FIGURE OUT
We need to take _______________action.
He is her ______________boss.
IMMEDIATE
INFORM
INFORMATION
COMPLETE THESE COMPUND NOUNS
WATER
ACID
HABITAT
SCARCITY
RAIN
LOSS
We use the Past Perfect Continuous when we want to focus on___________________of an activity or when we are__________________ a past result.
THE DURATION
EXPLAINING
TO RECEIVE ( A BROADCAST )
TO PICK UP
I would like to ____________ a career in journalism. The police didn't ________________the speeding car as it was going too fast.
PURSUE
NEIGHBOUR
NEIGHBOURHOOD
THE SYNONYM OF:
FAKE
CLUES
ASSASSINATE
FRAUD/HOAX
HINTS/SIGNS
KILL/ELIMINATE
We use I prefer plus ________________to talk about general preferences.
We use I prefer plus_________________to talk about specific situations.
GERUND I would prefer eating home cooked food.
INFINITIVE WITH TO I prefer to eat out tonight.. because it´s my birthday.
TO CAUSE STH TO HAPPEN
TO BRING ABOUT
The new head teacher explained her _____________for the future of the school.
Cats have very good night _____________.
VISION
FREE
FREEDOM
COLLOCATIONS: ___________VIRAL
___________CORRUPTION
___________HEADLINES
GO
EXPOSE
CLICKBAIT
We use an infinitive without to after would _____________and would _____________
RATHER / SOONER
TO DESTROY STH COMPLETELY
TO WIPE OUT
He found the exam very ______________.
She's a very ____________ person. She isn't easily defeated.
TOUGH
WORK
WORKER
GERUND OR INFINITIVE
1 TO EXPLAIN THE PURPOSE OF AN ACTION
2 AS THE SUBJECT OF A SENTENCE
3 AFTER THE VERB AVOID
4 AFTER THE VERB PROMISE