Mastering Essential English Vocabulary and Modal Verbs
Mastering Essential English Vocabulary and Grammar Points
Vocabulary for Describing People and Activities
Relationships and Family
- Acquaintance
- Best/Close friend
- Boss
- Colleague
- Classmate
- (Ex-) girlfriend/boyfriend
- Flatmate
- Neighbour
- Parent
- Step-sister/brother
- Relative
- Cousins
- Nephew/Niece
- Uncle/Aunt
- Grandparents
- Granddaughter/Grandson
Appearance and Physical Description
- Auburn (castaño)
- Casual
- Clean-shaven
- Good-looking (atractivo)
- Medium-built
- Medium height
- Scruffy (desarreglado)
- Shoulder-length (hair) (media melena)
- Skinny
Essential English Vocabulary and Grammar Structures
Core English Vocabulary Lists
Personality Adjectives
- BIG-HEARTED
- CARING
- COURAGEOUS
- CRUEL
- DEPENDABLE
- MODEST
- OPTIMISTIC
- OUTGOING
- RESPONSIBLE
- SELFLESS
- SUPPORTIVE
- SYMPATHETIC
Common Verb Collocations: GET and MAKE
- GET BETTER
- GET INVOLVED
- GET PERMISSION
- GET THE FEELING
- GET THINGS DONE
- GET USED TO
- MAKE A PROMISE
- MAKE AN EFFORT
- MAKE AN IMPRESSION
- MAKE THE MOST OF
Verbs Related to Advertising
- ADVERTISE
- APPEAL
- APPEAR
- BROADCAST
- CLAIM
- EXAGGERATE
- INFLUENCE
- INFORM
- MANIPULATE
- PROMOTE
- RECOMMEND
Shopping and Consumer Terms
- BARGAINING
- BID
- BROWSE
- BROWSER
- CHARGE
- CONSUME
- CONSUMER
- PURCHASE
- REFUND
- SELECT
- SELECTION
- SUPPLIER
- SUPPLY
Pronouns:
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Q.1 Why did Gandhiji feel that taking the Champaran case to court was useless?
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Q.2 How did the Champaran
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Exercise 1: Conjunctions (Although, In Spite Of, Despite)
Complete the sentences using the correct conjunction.
- Although the weather was bad, we enjoyed the game.
- Although I was very hungry, I couldn’t eat.
- In spite of the difficulty, they managed to solve the Maths problem.
- Clare did the work in spite of being ill.
- Peter did not do well in the exam in spite of working very hard.
- Mary never talked to him although she loved him.
- The children slept deeply in spite of the noise.
- In spite of earning a low salary,
English Grammar Mastery: Tenses, Quantifiers, and Articles Quiz
Mastering the Past Continuous and Simple Past Tenses
Sentence Completion Practice (1-20)
Choose the correct verb form to complete the following sentences:
- I ___ when the phone rang. b) was sleeping
- She ___ TV while her brother was doing homework. a) was watching
- They ___ soccer when it started to rain. c) were playing
- What ___ you ___ at 9 p.m. last night? a) were/doing
- We ___ dinner when our friends arrived. a) were having
- While he ___ the guitar, his sister was singing. a) was playing
- The students ___