Complete with the correct collocation?
Would you .......... me a favour?
Would you DO me a favour?
A meeting to see your doctor.
APPOINTMENT
STAY IN
What kind of article do they take?
Buildings and locations that use the name of their town in the name.
Edinburgh castle
Complete the gaps.
Mary .............. to the station and .............. a ticket yesterday.
Which is the correct tense?
SIMPLE PAST
Mary WENT to the station and BOUGHT a ticket yesterday.
I think I'm ............... a time off work. I need a break!
I think I'm TAKING / HAVING a time off work. I need a break!
CURRENT AFFAIRS
To interrupt
CUT IN
My brother is at school right now.
My brother is at the school right now.
Zero article: He's a student there.
Definite article: He's visiting the building.
PAST CONTINUOUS
He was always bothering his sister.
You're definitely not ................... an effort to get better marks!
You're definitely not MAKING an effort to get better marks!
When you finish university, you get a ...
DEGREE
To receive money (to inherit)
COME INTO
We use "an amount of" with..
UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS
What tense do you use for background description?
PAST CONTINUOUS
It was a cloudy day. Some students were chatting and some others were reading. The Biology teacher was cleaning the board.
You'll .................. a good time if you go on that trip.
You'll HAVE a good time if you go on that trip.
CONTINUOUS: You do sth/sth is done without stopping.
CONTINUAL: sth is constant (there are breaks in between)
To visit someone informally, without having arranged the visit.
DROP IN
When using "BOTH" can we leave out "OF" before a pronoun?
You can't leave out "OF".
Both of them
How do we form a participle clause?
After ................................ (study) hard, Peter went out with some friends.
BEFORE / AFTER / WHILE (no subject because it's the same as the following clause) V+ING, CLAUSE (subject + verb)
After studying hard, Peter went out with some friends.
Entrepreneurs are usually clueless about ................. business.
Entrepreneurs are usually clueless about DOING business.
Which food idiom means "to tell a secret"?
TURN OVER
Little means "not much".
A little means "some but not much".
What's the difference between "used to" and "would"?
Both describe past habits, but "would" doesn't describe "STATES".
I USED TO live with my parents.
X I WOULD live with my parents. X