Grammar structures
Is this sentence correct? "I went to Paris three times".
No. "I've been to Paris three times".
The past participle of the verb "see".
Seen
Someone whose job is to serve drinks in a bar
a bartender (US)/ a barman (UK)
When there is furniture in the house, it is...(adj)
furnished
What is wrong in this? "I didn't used to watch TV when I was younger.
I didn't use to watch TV when I was younger.
When we talk about our life experiences, do we use the Simple Past or the Present Perfect?
the Present Perfect
The simple past of "swim"
swam
To work in a job because you want to get experience, often for low or no pay
an intern
Extremely small
tiny
A: "I went to the cinema last weekend."
B: "... ... ..." (Your situation was the same).
So did I
What's the question to the answer "He's tall and thin"?
What does he look like?
The past participle of "ride"?
ridden
Boring, or not interesting (adj)
dull/ monotonous
"... the house." When you clean a room using a machine that is usually loud.
Vacuum/ hoover
An upper floor in a theatre or cinema that sticks out over the main floor
balcony
Is this sentence correct: "I know my best friend for 14 years now"? Why (not)?
No. "I've known my best friend for 14 years now".
The simple past of "throw"
threw
When your job, for example, gives you satisfaction (adj).
rewarding
"... the shopping". When you put the shopping in the place where you usually keep it when you are not using it.
put away
A large amount of water that covers an area that was dry before. An environmental disaster.
flood
"I was disgusted with the way Ben talked to his girlfriend". What is incorrect in this sentence?
"I was disgusted by the way Ben talked to his girlfriend".
The past participle of "wear".
worn
Another way of saying the word "old".
TIP: It starts with "e" and finishes with "y".
elderly
In bad condition because no one has spent money on repairs (adj).
TIP: It starts with the letter "r" and finishes with the letter "n". It's a compound noun.
run-down
The state of being rich
wealth