1 Word, 2 Meanings

1. What you use to wash your hands, 2. The opposite of float

recommended that I buy - subjunctive after certain vbs and expressions that emphasize importance or urgency (e.g. demand, insist, recommend, suggest, it is imp)

Maybe that's why they won or maybe that’s why they beat us

1. Wear on your face to see better, 2. What you drink from

1. The animal, 2. Used to hit balls in baseball

1. The stuff on the trunk of a tree, 2. The sound a dog makes

1. To stop a car somewhere, 2. A place with benches, swing sets, and a lot of room for walking

1. To look at intently, 2. What you wear on your wrist to tell time

1. The dish you eat cereal and soup from, 2. The game where you roll a ball and knock down pins

1. Something you wear on your finger, 2. The noise a telephone makes

1. Something men wear around their neck, 2. Putting rope into a knot, 3. When no one wins or loses, but scores the same

1. Movement of water in the ocean, 2. To move your hand back and forth quickly

1. Small insect, 2. To move through the air

1. The end of a pencil, 2. The action of "pointing" a body part like a finger

1. A charge for money, 2. A beak of a bird, 3. A $1 "bill", 4. Something passed in the government

“anything”/other words with “any” in questions and statements that include “not” or “no.” “nothing” where there is no other negative word

1. Something you hit with a hammer, 2. The hard part on the end of your fingers

1. To make bright, 2. Opposite of heavy

1. Object you can play on the playground, 2. To move in a rapid curve

1. Something you wear on your head (headband),  2. A group of people that play instruments together

We often leave out a repeated verb phrase or adjective and just repeat the auxiliary or modal verb, or the verb to be

We do NOT use would with stative verbs

we use there+be+noun if people or things are present or exist (or not anymore) There was a cinema...