Phrasal Verbs with THROW
Crossword
Complete the crossword, then click on "Check" to check your answer. If you are stuck, you can click on "Hint" to get a free letter. Click on a number in the grid to see the clue or clues for that number.
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lunes, 1 de junio de 2015
#159: Phrasal Verbs: Have
Phrasal
Verbs: Have
Can you build some sentences using these collocations?
- What do you have against me?
- Can I have you around in case I need help?
- Let’s have the Smiths in for some coffee.
#158: Prepositions: IN – ON- AT
Prepositions:
IN – ON- AT
The following infographic for prepositions is a nice way to learn or
review them. It also includes examples for you to remember.
#157: Sturcture of All Tense
Structure of
All Tense
If you are wondering where to find a summary of all tenses in English,
the following infographic can help you visualize them.
jueves, 7 de mayo de 2015
#156: How to Remember Vocabulary
How to Remember Vocabulary
What do you do to remember
vocabulary you are studying in your English course? Well, here you have some
basic tips that can help you remember words.
Taken from the English Lessons 4U YouTube Channel.
#155: Idiom: No Matter How You Slice It
Idiom: No Matter How You
Slice It
Do you know the meaning of this
expression?
No matter how you slice it, we
still have a problem with our finances.
No matter how you slice it, you
are bound to fail the course if you don’t study.
Taken from the OSU flipped ESL YouTube Channel.
#154: Sequence of Tenses in Direct and Indirect Speech
Sequence of Tenses in Direct and Indirect Speech
For those of you in advanced
levels or interested in reviewing reported speech, here you have a nice, clear,
and concise explanation regarding how to report in English.
Taken from the OSU flipped ESL YouTube Channel.
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