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Make or do online worksheet for Intermediate. You can do the exercises online or download the worksheet as pdf.

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Conjunctions online worksheet for Grade 8. You can do the exercises online or download the worksheet as pdf.

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Present simple - Form

The spelling of he/she/it

The spelling of he/she/it is different in the present simple. Check how it changes below. The spelling is the same for all the other persons.

Present simple - Use

Habits or situations that happen regularly

We use the present simple for actions that we do (or we don't do) regularly:

Permanent situations or things that are usually or often true

Adverbs of frequency

We often use the present simple with adverbs of frequency ( always, sometimes, etc.) and expressions of frequency ( once every three months, twice a week, every other day, etc.).

Adverbs of frequency go in mid position (before the main verb or after be).

Expressions of frequency go at the end of the sentence

Present continuous - Form and spelling

Present continuous - Use

Actions in progress

We use the present continuous to talk about things that are happening now or 'around now' (a time around this moment, such as these days, weeks or months)

I finished the Lord of the Rings and now I'm reading a new book.

Temporary actions

The present continuous is used for temporary actions:

With expressions meaning 'now' or 'around now'.

The present continuous often appears next to expressions such as now, these days, this week/month, or at the moment.

Stative verbs

(or stative verbs) cannot be used in the present continuous. They must be used in the present simple. The most frequent are the verbs of the senses ( hear, see, smell, etc. ), verbs of opinion ( believe, consider, like, love, hate, prefer, think, etc.), and other verbs like be, have, need, want, etc.

Present simple vs present continuous

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Present simple vs present continuous - Test-English

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Present simple or present continuous. We use the present simple for habits and things that are always or usually true. We use the present continuous for things happening 'now'.

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Picture Dictionary! Learn English vocabulary words through pictures with our useful visual dictionary. All ESL lessons are classified by different topics and are illustrated with cool pictures and example sentences.

What Is A Visual Dictionary?

A picture dictionary or a visual dictionary relies on pictures to show the meaning of words. Obviously, these words often teach nouns, although there are visuals to demonstrate abstract ideas like emotions as well. Unlike regular dictionaries, visual dictionaries are not arranged alphabetically but are instead organized thematically, with an image linked to each theme.

Examples of common vocabulary topics with pictures: animals, birds, insects, sea animals, farm animals, wild animals, fruits, vegetables, food, flowers, plants, shapes, colors, jobs, body parts, Math symbols, number chart, hundreds chart, African countries, European countries, Asian countries, South American countries, ...

There are usually a number of themes on which these dictionaries are based, but the dictionary usually has thousands of images to help you understand words. You can look for the themes to find the words easily. Some of these dictionaries are multi-lingual, but others are monolingual. These dictionaries also have an index of all the words defined. It should help you find the words you need by finding the right illustration.

Visual dictionaries can be used by all kinds of people, including teachers, students, translators, and even parents. Skill level is not a factor with these dictionaries either, as anyone can benefit from using these dictionaries.
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The Importance of Picture Dictionary

Learning English vocabulary through a visual dictionary is important if you are trying to learn about a certain profession. The dictionary helps you study a certain theme faster than a normal dictionary would. For instance, if you are in the medical profession, you can learn a lot about the body with images that illustrate many such parts in a single labeled graphic.

A picture dictionary is also great if you want to have a better idea of how certain things work, for instance, you can learn how an engine works based on how various parts are connected to each other. A visual dictionary is also good at helping create a context for words that would be otherwise confusing to you.

Another benefit to learning English through pictures is that it makes mastering vocabulary more interesting. Naturally, we respond better to images than to texts and words. For this reason, you can learn faster if you use a visual dictionary. Therefore, if learning new words through a regular dictionary is not exciting enough for you, you can always start using a picture dictionary to make the process of mastering new vocabulary more interesting for you.
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How to learn vocabulary through pictures with our picture dictionary.

First of all, you should look up a word based on a certain topic, because that is how visual dictionaries are arranged. Once you see an object related to the topic you want, you can explore other words related to it and understand the associations between the words.

So, from following up on a single topic, you can learn several other vocabularies related to it when using a visual dictionary. Therefore, visual dictionaries are great for learning new vocabularies.

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