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NON-CONTINUOUS VERBS Non-continuous Verbs (State Verbs) Non-continuous verbs, or state verbs, are verbs that we can't use in the continuous form. Most verbstalk about actions.
CONVERSATIONS FOR EATING AT A RESTAURANT IN ENGLISH Example conversations about eating at a restaurant in English. Learn how to make a reservation, what to say when you arrive, and how toorder your meal.
CONVERSATIONS FOR MAKING AN APPOINTMENT Receptionist: Good morning, Hair Design. Kate: Can I make an appointment with Michelle, please? Receptionist: Is it for a hair cut? Kate: Yes. Receptionist: When do you want to come in? Kate: Do you have something on Saturday afternoon? Receptionist: Yes, is 4pm ok? Kate: Yes, that’s fine. Receptionist: What’s you name, please? Kate: It’s Kate Smith. PRESENT PERFECT TENSE Present Perfect Tense. We use the Present Perfect Tense to talk about: A period of time that has not finished; An event that happened at an unknown time in the past. UNUSUAL IRREGULAR VERBS A list of unusual and uncommon irregular verbs in English. Unusual Irregular Verbs. These irregular verbs are uncommon. Even native English speakers don't use these often. PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSE Present Continuous = Present Progressive. This tense has two names, the Present Continuous and the Present Progressive. They both mean thesame thing.
NON-CONTINUOUS VERBS Non-continuous Verbs (State Verbs) Non-continuous verbs, or state verbs, are verbs that we can't use in the continuous form. Most verbstalk about actions.
CONVERSATIONS FOR EATING AT A RESTAURANT IN ENGLISH Example conversations about eating at a restaurant in English. Learn how to make a reservation, what to say when you arrive, and how toorder your meal.
FUTURE SIMPLE TENSE: WILL We use the future simple with will to talk about instant decisions, predictions, and offers. CONVERSATIONS FOR MAKING AN APPOINTMENT Receptionist: Good morning, Hair Design. Kate: Can I make an appointment with Michelle, please? Receptionist: Is it for a hair cut? Kate: Yes. Receptionist: When do you want to come in? Kate: Do you have something on Saturday afternoon? Receptionist: Yes, is 4pm ok? Kate: Yes, that’s fine. Receptionist: What’s you name, please? Kate: It’s Kate Smith. FUTURE PERFECT TENSE Future Perfect Tense. We use the Future Perfect Tense to talk about a future event that will be completed before another future event. Both of the events are in the future. PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE Present Perfect Continuous Tense. We use the Present Perfect Continuous Tense to talk about an action that started in the past, and continues until now. CONVERSATIONS FOR TAKING A TRAIN IN Mike: I'd like a ticket from Sydney to Melbourne for the 18 th of November please. Ticket Seller: Single or return? Mike: Single please. Ticket Seller: First class or second class? Mike: Second class, please. Ticket Seller: Your name please? Mike: Mike Smith Ticket Seller: That's $120 Mike pays the ticket seller. Ticket Seller: Thank you Ticket Seller: Here is your ticket and receipt. USING EITHER AND NEITHER Using Either and Neither. We use either and neither when talking about two possibilities. Either or. We use either when there is a choice between the two possibilities. USING POSSESSIVE 'S WITH TIME PHRASES Using Possessive 's with Time Phrases. We often use the possessive 's with time phrases. We don't normally think of time being able to own or possess things, but we use these phrases to say that something is associated with a certain period of time. PLURAL WORDS ENDING IN S Words Ending in 'y' There are different rules for words ending in 'y' depending on the letter before the 'y' Words With Consonant + 'y' If the word ends with a consonant + 'y', you remove the 'y' and add -ies. USEFUL ENGLISH PHRASES FOR BUYING CLOTHES Learn useful phrases for shopping for clothes in a English-speakingcountry.
USING 'SOME' AND 'ANY' Using 'Some' and 'Any' The words 'some' and 'any' are quantifiers. We use 'some' and 'any' with a noun when we don't know the amount. UNUSUAL IRREGULAR VERBS A list of unusual and uncommon irregular verbs in English. Unusual Irregular Verbs. These irregular verbs are uncommon. Even native English speakers don't use these often. PRESENT PERFECT TENSE 4. We can use the Present Perfect Tense to talk about an event that started in the past and continues today, when the verb is a non-continuous verb. The Present Perfect Tense is commonly used with these verbs: live, work, teach. If you want to use a continuous verb,use
CONVERSATIONS FOR MAKING AN APPOINTMENT Appointment for a Hair Cut. Receptionist: Good morning, Hair Design. Kate: Can I make an appointment with Michelle, please? Receptionist: Is it for a hair cut? Kate: Yes. Receptionist: When do you want to come in? Kate: Do you have something on Saturday afternoon?Receptionist: Yes,
TELLING THE TIME
Time. There are different ways to write and talk about the time. You can say the same thing in different ways. This topic will show you how to tell the time and how to ask and answer questions about the time. NON-CONTINUOUS VERBS Non-continuous Verbs (State Verbs) Non-continuous verbs, or state verbs, are verbs that we can't use in the continuous form. Most verbstalk about actions.
USING POSSESSIVE 'S WITH TIME PHRASES Using Possessive 's with Time Phrases. We often use the possessive 's with time phrases. We don't normally think of time being able to own or possess things, but we use these phrases to say that something is associated with a certain period of time. PLURAL WORDS ENDING IN S Words Ending in 'y' There are different rules for words ending in 'y' depending on the letter before the 'y' Words With Consonant + 'y' If the word ends with a consonant + 'y', you remove the 'y' and add -ies. CONVERSATIONS FOR EATING AT A RESTAURANT IN ENGLISH Example conversations about eating at a restaurant in English. Learn how to make a reservation, what to say when you arrive, and how toorder your meal.
USING EITHER AND NEITHER The rules for using singular or plural verbs are the same for 'either' and 'neither'. You use a singular verb after the possibilities if both of the two possibilities are singular. Either John or Kate is going to the meeting. John and Kate are both singular nouns (one person), so we use the singular verb 'is'. CONVERSATIONS FOR SHOPPING AT A SUPERMARKET IN ENGLISHAT THE SUPERMARKET ESLESL GROCERY SHOPPING CONVERSATIONGROCERY SHOPPING CONVERSATIONSUPERMARKET WORDS FOR KIDS Example conversations about shopping at a supermarket in an English-speaking country. UNUSUAL IRREGULAR VERBS A list of unusual and uncommon irregular verbs in English. Unusual Irregular Verbs. These irregular verbs are uncommon. Even native English speakers don't use these often. PRESENT PERFECT TENSE 4. We can use the Present Perfect Tense to talk about an event that started in the past and continues today, when the verb is a non-continuous verb. The Present Perfect Tense is commonly used with these verbs: live, work, teach. If you want to use a continuous verb,use
CONVERSATIONS FOR MAKING AN APPOINTMENT Appointment for a Hair Cut. Receptionist: Good morning, Hair Design. Kate: Can I make an appointment with Michelle, please? Receptionist: Is it for a hair cut? Kate: Yes. Receptionist: When do you want to come in? Kate: Do you have something on Saturday afternoon?Receptionist: Yes,
TELLING THE TIME
Time. There are different ways to write and talk about the time. You can say the same thing in different ways. This topic will show you how to tell the time and how to ask and answer questions about the time. NON-CONTINUOUS VERBS Non-continuous Verbs (State Verbs) Non-continuous verbs, or state verbs, are verbs that we can't use in the continuous form. Most verbstalk about actions.
USING POSSESSIVE 'S WITH TIME PHRASES Using Possessive 's with Time Phrases. We often use the possessive 's with time phrases. We don't normally think of time being able to own or possess things, but we use these phrases to say that something is associated with a certain period of time. PLURAL WORDS ENDING IN S Words Ending in 'y' There are different rules for words ending in 'y' depending on the letter before the 'y' Words With Consonant + 'y' If the word ends with a consonant + 'y', you remove the 'y' and add -ies. CONVERSATIONS FOR EATING AT A RESTAURANT IN ENGLISH Example conversations about eating at a restaurant in English. Learn how to make a reservation, what to say when you arrive, and how toorder your meal.
USING EITHER AND NEITHER The rules for using singular or plural verbs are the same for 'either' and 'neither'. You use a singular verb after the possibilities if both of the two possibilities are singular. Either John or Kate is going to the meeting. John and Kate are both singular nouns (one person), so we use the singular verb 'is'. CONVERSATIONS FOR SHOPPING AT A SUPERMARKET IN ENGLISHAT THE SUPERMARKET ESLESL GROCERY SHOPPING CONVERSATIONGROCERY SHOPPING CONVERSATIONSUPERMARKET WORDS FOR KIDS Example conversations about shopping at a supermarket in an English-speaking country. CONVERSATIONS FOR MAKING AN APPOINTMENT Receptionist: Good morning, Hair Design. Kate: Can I make an appointment with Michelle, please? Receptionist: Is it for a hair cut? Kate: Yes. Receptionist: When do you want to come in? Kate: Do you have something on Saturday afternoon? Receptionist: Yes, is 4pm ok? Kate: Yes, that’s fine. Receptionist: What’s you name, please? Kate: It’s Kate Smith.TELLING THE TIME
Time. There are different ways to write and talk about the time. You can say the same thing in different ways. This topic will show you how to tell the time and how to ask and answer questions about the time. PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSE Present Continuous = Present Progressive. This tense has two names, the Present Continuous and the Present Progressive. They both mean thesame thing.
CLOTHES AND ACCESSORIES VOCABULARY Clothes and Accessories Vocabulary. In this section you will find vocabulary lists about clothes, accessories, and things we wear. The vocabulary lists are sorted into PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE Present Perfect Continuous Tense. We use the Present Perfect Continuous Tense to talk about an action that started in the past, and continues until now. CONVERSATIONS FOR SHOPPING AT A SUPERMARKET IN ENGLISH Example conversations about shopping at a supermarket in an English-speaking country. CONVERSATIONS FOR TAKING A TRAIN IN ENGLISH Ticket Seller: That's $120. Mike pays the ticket seller. Ticket Seller: Thank you. Ticket Seller: Here is your ticket and receipt. The train leaves at 6:15 in the morning. You need to be at the station 30 minutes before. Mike: Thank you. It helps to write all the details of your trip on a piece of paper that you can give to the cashier whenyou
USING POSSESSIVE 'S
Living Things and Inanimate Objects. We usually use possessive 's when we are talking about living things, such as people, groups of people, and animals. The possessive form can sound strange if you use it to talk about things that aren't alive (inanimate objects). The dog's leg is broken. A dog is a living creature, so we can use the possessive. USING 'SOME' AND 'ANY' Using 'Some' and 'Any'. The words 'some' and 'any' are quantifiers. We use 'some' and 'any' with a noun when we don't know the amount. I have 3 apples. I have some apples. We can use 'some' and 'any' with countable nouns and uncountable nouns. There are some apples in the fridge. The noun 'apples' is countable. There is some juice in thefridge.
DEPARTMENT STORE VOCABULARY Vocabulary to describe departments in a department store. Vocabulary to describe departments in a department store This site shows adverts to help cover our costs. These adverts may use cookies but not for personalisation. Learn moreAgree
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