Healthy Eating Habits and Nutrition Facts
Healthy Eating Habits and Nutrition
Complete the Sentences (Present Simple)
Complete the sentences. Put the verb into the correct form (Present Simple).
- a) She eats (eat) a lot of vegetables and fruit every day.
- b) They are a little overweight, so they are (be) on a diet.
- c) My brother doesn’t drink (not drink) any alcohol. He only drinks (drink) water.
- d) Natural food is (be) necessary to avoid weight-related illnesses.
- e) Do you lead (lead) a healthy life?
- f) Shirley leads a very unhealthy life. She always
Impact of Technology and Traditions on Society
Mobile Phones in Social Life
June 2007: Mobile phones in social life.
a) Now, everywhere you look—on trains, on buses, in shopping centers, in restaurants, at wedding receptions—what a miracle! What a transformation! So many happy people talking away into their mobile phones.
b) If you really have to either make or receive an urgent call during a social occasion, you should explain the situation to the others at the outset. Perhaps apologize. If you come across a situation where using a mobile
Read MoreFilm and Literature Exercises: Vocabulary & Grammar
Exercise 3: Adjectives and Nouns
Complete the sentences with adjectives or nouns.
- The protagonist of a film or novel: Main character
- Boring: Dull
- Not interesting because you don’t… (Incomplete sentence. Possible answers include: care, understand, connect.)
- To happen: (Missing word. Possible answers: Occur, take place)
- Someone who directs films: (Missing word. Answer: Director)
- The story of a film or novel: Plot
Exercise 4: Vocabulary
Complete the sentences.
- Leonardo DiCaprio is a very talented actor.
- I
Skydiving Adventure, Movie Review & Science Experiment
My Skydiving Experience
Mastering Conditionals, Temporal Clauses, Wishes, and Prefixes in English
Unit 4: Conditionals, Wishes, and Prefixes
Zero Conditional: If/Unless + Present Simple + Present Simple
Example: If you recycle materials, you help the environment. We use if + present simple in the condition and present simple in the result. It expresses situations that always repeat when a certain condition is met.
First Conditional: If/Unless + Present Simple + Future Simple/Imperative/Modal + Base Form
Example: If people pollute the oceans, many fish will die. Call me immediately if you have a
Read MoreMastering English Grammar: Purpose, Time, Result, and Reported Speech
Purpose Clauses
Purpose clauses are used to express the purpose of an action. They explain the motivation why someone does something. We use to-infinitive. We cannot use not to on its own. In order to and so as to are more formal. The staff are working today so as to complete the project.
Negative Forms
- In order not to
- So as not to
So that: after so that we use a subject and verb: so that it gets. We often use will or can for present purpose and would or could for a past purpose.
To or For?
- We can use