Phrasal Verbs

Check these phrasal verbs...

Idioms 4/4

This is the last part of idioms for now. 
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Idioms 3/4

Still more idioms.  Please check them out.

Idioms 2/4

Here are more idioms. Check them and have fun.

Idioms Part 1/4

Idioms are sometimes hard to understand and use.
Check some here and their meanings.

Was / Were

Let's review the verb to be in the past.
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A Few vs. A Little

Sometimes using a few and a little can be quite confusing. Check these examples...

Grammar PowerPoints

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These are some grammar files.
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Picture Dictionaries

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Here I leave you some picture dictionaries.

I hope you find them useful...

Stative Verbs

STATIVE VERBS. VERBS NOT NORMALLY USED IN CONTINUOUS TENSES.
Appreciate	Like	Recognize	Appear
Be	Love	Remember	Hear*
Believe	Mean*	Think*	Look
Consider*	Mind	Understand	See*
Dislike	Miss	Want*	Seem
Hate	Need	Forget	Smell
Have*	Cost	Own	Taste
Know	Prefer	Belong to	Sound
Possess

Do

Let's check a list using "Do". It will prove useful.

Articles

ARTICLES

Are words used before nouns to denote that they are definite or indefinite.

Adverbs

ADVERBS

Adverbs are words used to describe verbs, adjectives and other adverbs.

Adjectives

ADJECTIVES

Adjectives are words that describe the characteristics of nouns.

Demonstratives.

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This time I bring you demonstratives. I hope they're helpful.

PHRASAL VERBS

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Here I bring you some very useful phrasal verbs with definitions and examples. I know that phrasal verbs can be a headache, but

I guess this will help you a lot. Take a look.

Dangling Modifiers

Dangling Modifiers:

"Always suspect an -ing word of dangling if it's near the front of a sentence; consider it guilty until proved innocent." --Patricia O'Connor

Hyphenated Constructions - List

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Here I bring you a list of hyphenated constructions because someone requested it. 
I'll bring an explanation in the next post.

Be to

How can I use "be to"? I have seen it in examples such as,

• You are not to smoke in here.
• They are to be married soon.

Do you ever...?

Do you ever...? (¿Alguna vez comes carne? / ¿Alguna vez vistes de negro? etc)

Here I leave you some examples.