You disagree with the advice, but want to be polite. You can say: may or might

You can answer advice in a polite way.

Paul says: You  take an umbrella with you.

Katie says: You may , but I don’t want to take an umbrella today. I have too much to carry.

Paul says: If you don’t take an umbrella,  get wet.

 

You use which to describe things. You say:

 

You use who to describe people. You say:

 

You can use adjectives with -ing to describe something that is happening.

 

You can talk about having the whole thing. You say: all.

Sometimes, you want to talk about people. You can talk about all of the people. You say: everyone.

You can use everyone to talk about people. You can use all to talk about things and people.

George: No. __________all____________  of the plates are on the table. Would you like me to help you?

Elaine: Yes, could you give ________everyone_______________  a plate, please?

George: Sure! Would you like me to get _____________all_______________  of the drinks, too?

Sometimes you want to talk about people. You're not talking about a specific person, but you know there's one person. You don't know who the person is. You say: someone.

You're not talking about a specific person. You're talking about any person in a group of people. You don't know who the person is. You say: anyone.

They are the same!

Hahaha
Yo, I'll say you what I __________, what I really really want
So tell me what you want, what you really really want
I'll tell you what I want, ______________ I really really want
So tell me what you want, what you really really want
I wanna, I wanna, I wanna, I _______________
I wanna really really really wanna zig-a-zig ah

If you want my future, ___________________ my past
If you wanna get with me, _________________ make it fast
Now don't go _____________________ my precious time
Get your act together, we could be just fine

Amy: I love seeing the animals. Will you be ____________________ tickets?

Amy: I heard that there is a new ________________________
.

James: That magician is fantastic! I’ll be taking photos of him when he’s_______________________today.

James: You can wear _________________clothes. I’ll be wearing jeans.

So she called a builder, and yesterday a man came and repaired it.

Lisa had the roof repaired yesterday.

This means: Lisa arranged for somebody else to repair the roof. She didn’t repair it herself.

We use have something done to say that we arrange for somebody else to do something for us:

 

Lisa repaired the roof. (= She repaired it herself)

Lisa had the roof repaired. (= She arranged for somebody else to repair it).