Which one is correct?
3. We didn't use to have some money.
4. We didnt use to have any money.
1. We didn't use to have any money.
2. We didn't used to have any money.
Which sentence describes a habit in the past?
4. She'd drove me crazy at lunch time.
1. She'd drive me crazy at lunch time.
2. She drove me crazy at lunch.
3. She use to drive me crazy at lunch time.
Spell this word /ɔːkwəd/
A-W-K-W-A-R-D
How do you spell this word /ɪnˈfjʊərieɪtɪŋ/?
I-N-F-U-R-I-A-T-I-N-G
Mention two things that are time-consuming for you.
Examples: going to the supermarket, going shopping, speaking with your boss, writing emails.
Making sourdough is T __ __ __ __ Y at first, but easy once you get the hang of it.
tricky
My washing machine can only ............................ small loads.
understimate
tackle
cope with
resists
It's nothing to get so nervous about. Stop panicking and ....
4. make a grip.
1. get a grip.
3. go a grip.
2. take a grip.
What action is this?
Tackle
The global recession has been tough on everyone, but we will ........................ it.
4. get thruogh
3. get throught
2. got through
1. get through
Pronounce SUGGESTION perfectly well.
/səˈdʒɛstʃən/
Say a sentence expressing a present habit.
Use tend to, will, present simple or continuous and you may add an adverb of frequency such as always, often. Eg: I often tend to drink tea or coffee in the AM.
Say STOMACH correctly
/ˈstʌmək/
Say STATUE correctly
/stætʃu/
say NATURE correctly
/ˈneɪtʃə/
Say a synonym of major
big, enormous, serious
