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What's the difference between FEW(ER) and LESS?
FEW(ER) is used with COUNTABLE words and LESS with UNCOUNTABLE words.
Complete the sentence: Mexican food is usually ....
Mexican food is usually SPICY.
Complete the sentence: I love eating carrots. They are ...
I love eating carrots. They are CRUNCHY.
Complete the sentence: This lemonade needs sugar. It is ...
This lemonade needs sugar. It is SOUR.
Correct the sentece: Are you drinking too water?
Are you drinking enough water?
Correct the sentence: Kids don’t usually eat too vegetables
Kids don’t usually eat enough vegetables.
Correct the sentence: The French fries are enough salty for me to eat.There's too much salt!
The French fries are too salty for me to eat.There's too much salt!
What's the difference between TOO MUCH and TOO MANY?
TOO MUCH is used with UNCOUTABLE NOUNS and TOO MANY is used with COUNTABLE NOUNS.
Correct the sentence: John stopped at a flower shop before to go to the restaurant for date.
John stopped at a flower shop BEFORE GOING to the restaurant for his date.
There are some verbs that can be followed by the gerund. Mention two.
LIKE - LOVE - HATE - CAN’T STAND
Correct the sentence: I enjoy to watch films on Netflix
I enjoy watching films on Netflix
Correct the sentence: Steve liked to GOING to speed dating events to meet new people.
Steve liked GOING to speed dating events to meet new people.
There are two verbs that can only be used with the GERUND. Which verbs?
ENJOY and DISLIKE
Complete the sentence with your own idea: On a restaurant, I'd prefer...
We use WOULD PREFER + TO + a verb
Complete the sentence with your own idea: On a trip, I'd rather...
We use WOULD RATHER + a verb in the base form (just the verb - no ING after it nor TO before it)
Correct the sentence: To live alone is very challenging.
Living alone is very challenging.
Say the expression: to ask one's hand in marriage.
To propose
Say the expression: invite someone to go out with you to a movie, a restaurant...
Ask someone out
Say the expression: end a romantic relationship
Break up
Say the expression: a promisse to marry someone
Get engaged
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