#162: Expressions with “get” and “take”

Expressions with “get” and “take”

Teacher:	When was the last time you took an exam?
Paco:	I made an exam last week.
Teacher:	You mean, you took an exam last week. Teachers make exams. Students take exams.

Explore more expressions with the infographic below.

#161: Ways to Say Thank you

Ways to Say Thank you

We usually say either “thank you” or “thanks,” but there are other ways to express your gratitude.

The infographic below gives you some other alternatives.

#160a: Phrasal Verbs: Throw

Phrasal Verbs: Throw

Can you complete this crossword puzzle in less than 3 minutes?

Follow the instructions below, and use the infographic to get the answers.

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#160b: Phrasal Verbs: Throw

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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Across: 1. _____ this _____ you if you don't want to get a cold. 2. I want to _____ _____ all my inhibitions. 3. I'll _____ _____ $50 for your school project.

Down: 1. I feel so bad. I guess I'm about to _____ _____. 2. Her clothes were on fire, so I _____ this _____ her shoulder. 3. If you don't want it, _____ it _____.

#159: Phrasal Verbs: Have

Phrasal Verbs: Have

Can you build some sentences using these collocations?

1. What do you have against me?
2. Can I have you around in case I need help?
3.  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.