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TOPS
a T-shirt
a shirt
a blouse
a sweater
a sweatshirt/hoodie
BOTTOMS
trousers/pants
a skirt
jeans
leggins
socks
MORE CLOTHES
a dress
dungarees
a suit and a tie
a tracksuit
a bathing suit
bikini
trunks
a  cap
ACCESSORIES
a ring/a wedding ring
a bracelet
a belt
earings
sunglasses
OUTERWEAR
a jacket
a coat
a hat and a scarf
a rain coat
a backpack
SHOES
shoes
trainers/sneakers
boots
high-heels/flats
rubber shoes
slippers
flip-flops
VERBS
to get dressed
to put on (a shirt)
to take off (a shirt)
wear-wore-worn
wear smart/casual clothes
to sow /soʊ/
to knit  /nɪt/
1 What are you wearing today?
2 What do you usually wear when you work from office?
3 What clothes do you take on vacation?
4 What clothes do you wear when you have a special day like your birthday?

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a plant  рослина , вазонок
a cozy room  затишна
cupboards  кухонні шафки
a fridge холодильник
a freezer морозилка
a blanket ковдра
in the valley  в долині
in the envelope  в конверті
shopping mall торговий центр
to try smth on приміряти
I got used to them- я звикла до них
03/02
I was in a hurry so I didnt get cold , I moved a lot
я поспішала.....
jumper  светр
sleeves  рукава
cotton shirt бавовняна сорочка
leather shoes  (лезер)  шкіряні мешти
sandals -сандалі
bathrobe   халат
heating  опалення- heater -калорифер
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CLOTHES
TOPS
a T-shirt
a shirt
a blouse
a sweater
a sweatshirt спортивна без капішона /hoodie  - has hood
BOTTOMS
trousers/pants  are
a skirt is
jeans  are
socks шкарпетки  are
MORE CLOTHES
a dress
dungarees  (дангаріс) комбінезон
a suit and a tie (тай) костюм і краватка
a tracksuit спортивний костюм
a bathing suit - закритий купальний
bikini  відкритий купальник
trunks  -плавки
a  cap -кепка
ACCESSORIES
a ring/a wedding ring -обручка
a bracelet
earings  кульчики
sunglasses
OUTERWEAR
a jacket куртка , піджак
a coat (коут)  плащ
a hat and a scarf
a rain coat дощовик
a backpack-рюкзак
SHOES
shoes- мешти, взуття в загальному
trainers/sneakers кросівка
boots черевики , чоботи
high-heels взуття на каблуки /flats на низькому
rubber shoes гумовці
slippers тапочки
flip-flops -вєтнамки
VERBS
to get dressed- одягатися
to put on (a shirt) вдягати
to take off (a shirt) знімати
wear-wore-worn - носити
wear smart/casual clothes формальний, щоденний
to sow /soʊ/  шити
to knit  /nɪt/  вязати -knit -knit
1 What are you wearing today?
2 What do you usually wear when you work from office?
3 What clothes do you take on vacation?
4 What clothes do you wear when you have a special day like your birthday?

01/02
We are sharing a room  ми ділимо
to miss smh - сумувати
we were sick
unnecssary things - не необхідні
exlore the world  -досліджувати
does embroidery  займається вишиванням
bitter chocolate- гіркий
a cabin хатина
a hunter мисливець
to get lost  губитися
to stay overnight зупинися на ніч
a blanket -ковдра

We are never to old
-we use adve mod after to be
but before other verb
I never go out in the evening
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PRESENT CONTINUOS
Stucture
-I'm working on a project
-He/she/it/singular nouns is working
You/we/they/plural nouns. are working
write a report
He  is writing a report
Is he writing a report?
What is he writting?
I  m writing a report
Are you writing a report?
They are writing a report

When do we use Present Continuous?

-something is happening now/at the moment of speaking
Im driving. Call me later please.
What is your wife doing? She is cooking.

-something is happening around now приблизно зараз /temporary situations  тимчасовіwith markers like -today,this week, this month, etc
My friend from Poland is staying in my flat this week.
My car broke down. Im taking a bus to work today.

-when we describe a picture
In the picture I can see a woman who is sitting on the sofa and drinking coffee.

-when we describe clear plans for the near future, with future markers, or time e.g -at 2 pm
We are having a meeting at 9 am tomorrow.
And I'm making a presentation.

-we dont use Present Continuous with stative verbs:
like, hate, want, need, undersand, believe, have ( She has a car), think (I think it will be sunny today),etc
I like home-made meals
I want to find a new job
She has a new laptop- мати у власності
I think that you work very hard. - я дума, вважатися

but we can say: He is having a shover- process-
Im having many friends
I have many friends
She is thinking about her vocation-process
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27.01
It was very uncomfortable moment -некомфортний момент
embarrassing moment -момент коли було дуже соромно
they get on well-ладнати
its not going to work -це не спрацює
go on a date -іти на побачення
to be dating  -we are dating зустрічатися
to be a good match -they are a good match -пара
there was /wasnt a spark.- проскочила іскра
to find a soul-mate рідну душу

lovely

PRESENT SIMPLE-STRUCTURE

I / you/we/they /plural (my friends)-go, do,have, cry
he/she/it /singular-goes, does, has, cries

They live in a big city.

Do they in a big city?
Where do they libe?
He lives in a big city
He doesnt live
Does he live in ...
Where does he live ?

I study a program language
She studies

We grow vegetables in our garden
What does he grow in his garden?

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WHEN DO WE USE IT?

-permanent situations на постійній основі
I live in a two-room appartment.
I work remotely.

-habits/routines (with adverbs of frequency)
always, sometimes, often, usually, seldom, rarely, hardly ever, never/    every day, week, two times, twice ,
I always drink a cup of black coffee in the morning
I go for a run in the afternoon two times a week

-likes/dislikes
I like pan-cakes
I hate cooking

-facts
Water boils at 100 degrees
Cows give milk.

-time schedules розклад
My daily meeting starts at 7 pm.
When does the movie begin? It begins at 8:30.
My plane lands at 5:15 am.
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26/01
he is friends with his classmates
he doent get grades yet .....
to ride a horse-rode-ridden
whip
all my family were sick
took some test
take  a shower
make myself a cup of coffee
microwave

Appearance
What does your sister look like?
She's got long blond hair
He's got short dark hair
-straight, wavy, curly hair
He's bald -no hair
He has got blue, green, dark eyes 👁️
He's got a beard and moustache /məˈstɑːʃ/
She has got a pirced nose and a tattoo on her arm.
She wears glasses
She's pretty, good-looking, attractive приваблива
He's handsome, good-looking
He's tall and thin. medium-height
She's short and slim
She's a bit overweight.
He's very fit.

Personality характер
What is your (brother) like?
generous  щедрий
mean скупий
funny
cute милий
friendly
shy сором'язливий  (шаі)
talkative балакучий
quiet тихий
clever
stupid
kind  добрий Hes got a kind heart
unkind не добрий
lazy лінивий
hard-working
to have a good sense of humour почуття гумору
to be a bit like my dad Im a bit......
not to be like your sister  -Im not like my sister  бути не таким як

A
Yes/No Questions - aux
Do you work from office or from home?
Does your best friend have a job?
Can you swim?
Did you stay at home last Saturday?
Aux+S+verb
B
Yes/No Questions -with to be
Are you at home?
Are your collegues with you?
Were you tired yesterday?
Aux+S+.........
IDEAS
go to the gym, have a pet, live in a house or a flat, have a brother or a sister, go to the cimena, have hobbies, like vegetables, read books,etc

C
Special Questions
What do you do at the weekend?-present
What kind of (movies) do you like?
Where did you go on holiday last year?past
Why do you study English?
When did you wake up today?
Where were you at 2 pm yesterday? past
When is your birthday?- present
What time do you usually go to bed?
How do you get to work?
How much free time do you have every day?
How many books do you read every year?
How often do you go to the dentist?
Wh+aux+S +verb.....
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IDEAS
go to the gym, have a pet, live in a house or a flat, have a brother or a sister, go to the cimena, have hobbies, like vegetables, read books,etc

A
Yes/No Questions -
Do you work from office or from home?
Does your best friend have a job?
Can you swim?
Did you stay at home last Saturday?
B
Yes/No Questions -with to be
Are you at home?
Is your friend with you?
Were you tired yesterday?
Are you afraid of dentist's drills?
C
Special Questions
What do you do at the weekend?
What kind of (movies) do you like?
Where did you go on holiday last year?
Why do you study English?
When did you wake up today?
Where were you at 2 pm yesterday?
When is your birthday?
What time do you usually go to bed?
How do you get to work?
How much free time do you have every day?
How many books do you read every year?
How often do you go to the dentist?

IDEAS
go to the gym, have a pet, live in a house or a flat, have a brother or a sister, go to the cimena, have hobbies, like vegetables, read books,etc

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Appearance
What does your sister look like?
She's got long blond hair
He's got short dark hair
-straight, wavy, curly hair
He's bald
He has got blue, green, dark eyes 👁️
He's got a beard and moustache /məˈstɑːʃ/
She has got a pirced nose and a tattoo on her arm.
She wears glasses
She's pretty, good-looking, attractive
He's handsome, good-looking
He's tall and thin
She's short and slim
She's a bit overweight.
He's very fit.

Personality
What is your brother like?
generous
mean
funny
cute
friendly
shy
talking
quiet
clever
stupid
kind
unkind
lazy
hard-working
to have a good sense of humour
to be a bit like my dad
not to be like your sister

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1. What is your job?
How long do you work for your company?
Do you speak English at work?

2. How do you like spending your free time?
Can you ride a bike/ski/ice-skate/swim?
Do you go to the gym?

3. Do you enjoy winter weather?
Do you have a pet?

4. Why do you want to improve your English?

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PRESENT CONTINUOS
Stucture
-I'm working on a project
-He/she/it/singular nouns.....
You/we/they/plural nouns........

He
I  (write a report)
They

When do we use Present Continuous?

-something is happening now/at the moment of speaking
Im driving. Call me later please.
What is your wife doing? She is cooking.

-something is happening around now/temporary situations with markers like -today,this week, this month, etc
My friend from Poland is staying in my flat this week.
My car broke down. Im taking a bus to work today.

-when we describe a picture
In the picture I can see a woman who is sitting on the sofa and drinking coffee.

-when we describe clear plans for the near future, with future markers, or time e.g -at 2 pm
We are having a meeting at 9 am tomorrow.
And I'm making a presentation.

-we dont use Present Continuous with stative verbs:
like, hate, want, need, undersand, believe, have ( She has a car), think (I think it will be sunny today),etc
I like home-made meals
I want to find a new job
She has a new laptop
I think that you work very hard.
but we can say: He is having a shover- process
She is thinking about her vocation-process

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single people
get divorced
end up alone
remarry
close people
treat a woman
walk over to a woman
I don't mind doing
a spark
romantic destiny
preferably
marital status

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I / you/we/they /plural-go, do,have, cry
he/she/it /singular-goes

They live in a big city.

I study a program language

We grow vegetables in our garden

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-permanent situations
I live in a two-room appartment.
I work remotely.

-habits/routines (with adverbs of frequency)
I drink a cup of black coffee in the morning
I go for a run in the afternoon

-likes/dislikes
I like pan-cakes
I hate cooking

-facts
Water boils at 100 degrees
Cows give milk.

-time schedules
My daily meeting starts at pm.
When does the movie begin? It begins at 8:30.
My plane lands at 5:15 am.

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Yes/No Questions -
Do you work from office or from home?
Does your best friend have a job?
Can you swim?
Did you stay at home last Saturday?
B
Yes/No Questions -with to be
Are you at home?
Are your collegues with you?
Were you tired yesterday?
IDEAS
go to the gym, have a pet, live in a house or a flat, have a brother or a sister, go to the cimena, have hobbies, like vegetables, read books,etc

C
Special Questions
What do you do at the weekend?
What kind of (movies) do you like?
Where did you go on holiday last year?
Why do you study English?
When did you wake up today?
Where were you at 2 pm yesterday?
When is your birthday?
What time do you usually go to bed?
How do you get to work?
How much free time do you have every day?
How many books do you read every year?
How often do you go to the dentist?

IDEAS
go to the gym, have a pet, live in a house or a flat, have a brother or a sister, go to the cimena, have hobbies, like vegetables, read books,etc

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Extra listening stronger: Asking someone out on a date + tasks

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Extra listening stronger: Asking someone out on a date + tasks

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1.  All the figures are up to date

2.  projections are calculated

3.  I was wondering

4.  we deserve a drink or something

5.  we did start early

6.  She’s always on at me

7.  we could go for a bite to eat, nothing fancy

8.  are you asking me out on a date ?

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to be good at doing smth
milkmaid
a maid
to pour milk into a bowl
to be inspired by smb
a reason for smth
an imaginary story

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2.     look like a million dollars- a good compliment for someone who has dressed up specially for some occasion.

3.     be as pretty as a picture-  very beautiful

4.     eye-catching = so beautiful / handsome that people notice you immediately

5.     a fashion victim- someone who wears fashionable clothes that make him or her look unattractive or silly

6.     Do not judge a book by its cover- Appearance can be misleading

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Is a dating-app good idea to find a partner?
go on a date
to be dating  -we are dating зустрічатися
to be a good match -they are a good match -пара
there was /wasnt a spark.-пара
to find a soul-mate рідну душу

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It's typical of him
sense of humour
overweight
good-looking

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Students listen to the questions and answer them. Then they listen to the answers given by the speakers

1. She's my rock and my best friend.

2. A tricky question

3. to scream

4. Rollercoasters

5. I'm absolutely terrified of being upside down.

6. I was moved to tears.

7. I have attempted to learn several languages.

8. Your turn.

Over to you:)

- Who do you love most in the world?

- What makes you scream?

- How do you take your coffee?

-  When did you last cry?

- Do you speak another language?

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Hi, I'm Alice.
Sophie
Hey, I'm Sophie.
Amith
And I'm Amith. Alright? OK, question one: Who do you love most in the world?
Alice
This is a tricky one. I can't pick one person. I'd have to say my family.
Sophie
I think like a lot of people I'd probably say my mum. She's my rock and my best friend.
Alice
My turn. Question two: What makes you scream?
Sophie
Rollercoasters. I'm absolutely terrified of being upside down.
Amith
Dentists. I scream like a baby.
Sophie
My turn. Question three: How do you take your coffee?
Amith
It's never just coffee. I prefer cappuccinos, darling!
Alice
I'm more of a typical British tea drinker. If I do have a coffee I usually have an Americano with cold milk. Cold milk is very important.

Can I do another one? Question four: When did you last cry?
Amith
When I became an uncle.
Sophie
I think mine was the last time I went to see a musical. The show was so beautiful I was moved to tears.
Amith
Question five: Are you feeling excited?
Sophie
Yes! It's really exciting to be here and I'm quite an excitable person.
Alice
Yes, very excited.
Sophie
OK, question six. This comes in three parts. Do you speak another language?
Amith
Yes, I have attempted to learn several languages.
Sophie
Which ones?
Amith
Bengali, Hindi and Urdu are my strongest and I'm learning Farsi and French.
Alice
I've studied French and Mandarin and Japanese, but I'm not very good at any of them.
Sophie
And can you sing a song in French?
Alice
How about Frere Jacque? (Sings) Come on Amith - your turn.
Amith
OK, a song in Hindi (Sings).
Sophie
That was lovely Amith! I think that's all we've got time for with questions. I think we know each other a little better now.
Alice
I think we do!

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BBC Learning English - Course: lower intermediate / Unit 1 / Session 2 / Activity 1

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BBC Learning English - Pronunciation / The Sounds of English: Short Vowels - 5

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Extra listening KET/ PTE: Describing people

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1.  I mean, obviously

2. Are your personalities the same?

3.  have some things in common.

4. I prefer my own company

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A: Explain the idea of speed dating. Give your students a topic(ex. Dating, finding the best friend, a perfect partner for a trip etc. ). Give students some preparation time to write a couple of questions in advance. Set some time for pairs to talk, then they change partners.
B: Follow the instructions of the following game

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I've found it can be a good option for classes with shy students, or groups who have become bored with traditional pair-work activities. Requiring only minimum preparation and just a little moving around of furniture, this activity can be used with learners at all levels.
Preparation
You will need a list of 8-10 questions which encourage your students to speak about themselves/give their own opinions, and which could be discussed for a few minutes each.
Example materials 37k
You should also think about how to arrange your classroom so that students are sitting in rows lined up to face another row, with enough room for them to get up and change places.

I arrange the classroom so that chairs are lined up in a row with another row directly facing them. Space permitting, I put all the desks to one side, though this isn't essential. Large classes can be set up with several sets of rows.

I ask students to find a seat. For an odd number of students, I add an extra chair at the end of one row, making a 'threesome'.

I explain to students that they will have a chance to speak with different students and to develop their fluency. They will discuss the question on the board for several minutes until I say 'change'. They will then get a new question and also change partners. To change, students in one row stay in the same place, whilst those in the opposite row move along one space every time.

I write the first question on the board, reading it aloud if not all students can see it, and ask them to start speaking. Soon everybody is engrossed in conversation, finding ways to communicate with their partner, despite all the surrounding noise.

After two/three minutes, I tap on the board and ask students to 'change'. Students on one row each move down a seat, with the person in the last position moving back up to the top of that row.

Students 'greet' their new partner as I board the next question, and then start speaking again.

In my experience students are happy to keep talking, and it is up to the teacher how much speaking practice s/he feels the students need and how many questions to give. Twenty minutes is usually appropriate.

Whilst they are speaking I listen to/observe individual learners from the back of the room. I don't get involved in the conversations; however, if I see that students don't have much to say for any particular question, I move onto the next one, though this rarely seems necessary.

At the end, I do a short feedback session, for example asking students which question they most enjoyed discussing. Feedback could also focus on error correction, an opportunity to pick up on problems common to several learners.

For teachers with access to an OHP, an alternative to boarding each question is to prepare the questions on a transparency to be projected, using a piece of card to 'unveil' one question at a time.

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1.     Early bird – a person who wakes up, arrives to work, etc. before the usual time

2.     Daydreamer – someone who is having dreamlike thoughts when they should be focusing on the present

3.     Chatterbox – a person who talks a lot

4.     Lone wolf – someone who prefers his own company and does not like socialising.

5.     Big mouth – someone who is not able to keep a secret

6.     The life and soul of the party-Someone energetic, lively and who makes everyone want to talk.

7.     A couch potato-super lazy

8.      Family man-  a man who devoted to his family.

9.     Teacher’s pet- the teacher’s favorite student

10.           Go-getter- is someone who is ambitious and pursues his goals.

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Present simple and continuous - speak about yourself

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eat breakfast / every morning, go on holiday / next month, go on vacation / every summer, go out with friends / every evening, read emails / every morning.

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a dating app
to swipe
with no success
to go on a date (blind date)
to look at own matches

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to sit at the table
at the end of the story
to be pleased with smth

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2. pretty open with people

3. It takes me a little while to do

4. I'm pretty easy to talk to.

5. a new surrounding

6. sincere

7. trustworthy

8. outgoing

9. honest

10. It depends on qualities.

11. I'm off the wall.

12. I'm reserved.

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Exercises Explanation Downloads

Present continuous - I'm doing, I'm not doing, Are you doing?

Exercise 1

Write positive or negative sentences in present continuous using the verbs in brackets. Use SHORT FORMS when possible.

Present continuous - Form

We form the present continuous with am/is/are + the -ing form of the verb.

She is listening to the radio.

They are doing their homework.

The short forms of am/is/are are: 'm/'s/'re.

The negative short forms of am not/is not/are not are: 'm not/isn't/aren't.

Note that we can use short forms only in negative short answers, but not in positive short answers.

'Are you writing a book?' 'Yes, I am.' (NOT Yes, I'm.)

Actions happening now

We use the present continuous for things happening now, at the moment of speaking.

'What are you doing?' 'I'm watching TV.'

Actions happening around now

We use the present continuous for temporary things that are happening around now (=not at the moment of speaking but these days, or weeks, etc.)

Now, these days, at the moment, etc.

We use the present continuous with time expressions that mean 'now' or 'around now': now, at the moment, at present, today, these days, this week, etc.

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Present continuous - I'm doing, I'm not doing, Are you doing? - Test-English

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Present continuous - I'm doing, I'm not doing, Are you doing? Actions happening now. A1 - Elementary English grammar and exercises.

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Word order in questions - Grammar chart

Questions in general

If we want to ask a question in English, the order is QWASM: Question word, Auxiliary verb, Subject, Main verb. In Yes-No questions (questions where the answer is yes or no), there is no Question Word.

Questions with be as the main verb

When be is the main verb, it is used as the Auxiliary in the question, and then we don't have a Main verb after the Subject.

Auxiliary verbs

In the position of Auxiliary, we can use be, do, have or any modal verb: can, could, will, would, should, etc.

Have is only an auxiliary verb in the form have got and in the present perfect.

For other uses of have, we need an auxiliary verb ( do, did) for questions.

Have got only has a present form. It does not have a past form.

Question words

how much

We can use how much to ask about the price of something.

how + adjective

We can use how + adjective (any adjective) as a question word.

We can use which + noun, and we can also use what + noun. We use which when there are a small number of possible answers. Look at the difference:

Which car do you like, the red or the blue? (there is a small number of possible answers)

'What car have you got?' 'A Mercedes.' (many possible answers)

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Asking questions in English - Question forms - Test-English

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Question forms. English grammar and exercises. If we want to ask a question in English, the order is QWASI: Question word, Auxiliary, Subject, Infinitive.

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a punctual person
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2. a swiper

3. a creep

4. a rude man

5. an interlocutor

6. insensitive

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Comparing Present Simple / Present Continuous

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Comparing Present Simple / Present Continuous

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Online quiz to test your understanding of the Present Simple tense in English. This is a free multiple-choice quiz that you can do online or print out. For ESL learners.

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Anagram - Drag the letters into their correct positions to unscramble the word or phrase.

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my phone pings

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Closer to B1

1. search for soul mates

2. spreading of germs

3. speed dating session

4. in order to

5. to know personality properly

6. to gain popularity

7. an essential tool

8. to feel confident

9. an outgoing person

10. dating services

11. judge people by appearance

12. superficial first impression

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Prepositions Of Place, There Is, There Are Test A1 A2 Level Exercises

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-What clothes did the man buy in the supermarket?
-What did he buy in the market?
-What did the woman buy and why? What does she like doing? she likes knitings
After you listen !
-Do you ever buy any clothes/accessories in the supermarket?
-Where do you usually buy clothes?
-Describe the last piece of clothes you bought.

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Present Simple/Present Continuous Test - A2

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Present Simple/Present Continuous Test - A2

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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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1. to suffer from a mental disorder

2. a major contributor to

3. to search for

4. to wit

5. anxious

6. to go on a date

7. to meet face to face

8. to swap chairs

9. to fight off depression

10. a reminder

11. isolation

12. light at the end of a tunnel

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Present Simple/Present Continuous Test Strong: A2-B1

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Present Simple/Present Continuous Test Strong: A2-B1

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Describing people: Vocabulary test KET/PTE

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In each question, there is a photo and four sentences. Which sentence does NOT match the picture?

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Game: Present Simple / Present Continuous

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Game: Present Simple / Present Continuous