Advanced English Course
Particular
metaphor and simile to be like
is / are being + past participle
be + past participle e.g. be asked
Doing math = times, by, out of, add to that, in addition to, take away
Run out of
Remind Remember
Of course Definitely
looked phrasal = looked like, looked at, look up, look down, look away.
difference between see watch look
difference in hear listen
difference between speak talk say tell
Have you got / Has she got
Known as / Called
Future Continuous
Present perfect continuous
Past perfect continuous
so
Whom
While, During
in spite despite
in the middle - what, when, that
Nouns of other grammar - verbs, adjectives, adverbs
Headed for
Future Perfect Tense will have + past participle will be eaten
Future Perfect Continuous will have been + past participle will have been eating
Modal + have + been + Present Participle (verb+ing) same as will have been eating
Modal + have + been + Past participle = will have been eaten
Modal + have + infinitive should have to eat, could have to drink
Modal + have + Past Participle should have gone would have eaten
Lately recently