In the last lesson, we learned how to make sentences with the verb “to be”…
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We use this question to make a polite request. It has a very similar meaning…
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“to be a jerk” / “to act like a jerk” Meaning: a person who is…
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We use “would have” and “would not have” to imagine the opposite of what really…
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Conditional sentences have two parts – a condition and a result. Unreal conditionals are similar…
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“to be scared to death” / “to be scared to death of” Meaning: to be…
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We can use “will” to ask yes/no questions about the future. We need to use…
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We use the future continuous to talk about actions or events that will happen or…
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Adjectives: Adjective Clause (Relative Clause) Adjectives: Overview Adjectives: Participial Adjectives Adjectives: Word Order Adverbs: Adverbs Modifying Adjectives Adverbs: Adverbs of Certainty…
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“to be survival of the fittest” Meaning: the rule of nature that says that the…