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Use of English Practice Question 1 In your family, who does these small jobs? My mum does the washing-up because she has more time. My dad sometimes dusts the furniture because my mum does the ironing at the same time. Question 2 Which of these tasks do your parents enjoy doing or dislike? My dad […]

Vocabulary – Family Relationships Getting Married We have decided to get married next year. Will you marry me? I don’t know when he will marry. Questions Part 1 When You Get Married Learn vocabulary related to weddings and marriage: Questions Part 2 Answer Key: Part 1: 1. met / fancied2. getting engaged3. proposed / got

FCE 2 – English Test Test your English skills with this FCE Başlangıç Testi 2. Choose the correct word a, b, or c for each question: Check your answers:

Word List / Unit 1 / Lesson 1 Unit 1 FCE students may be asked questions such as: What do you work for? What do you study? FCE (First Certificate Exam) students need to know the differences between “work” and “study”. Work Are you an employer or a worker? How long has he been working

Future Perfect and Other Forms When discussing the future tense, it’s important to remember that the auxiliary verb “will” must be used. In this article, we will talk about events that will have been completed at a certain time in the future. will + have + V3: This means that “will” is always used with

Prefixes in English We continue with the topic of “Prefixes” in English. Prefixes are added to the beginning of words to change or add to their meanings. Here are some common prefixes:

In English, we express hypothetical sentences about past events that happened differently using the third form of “if” sentences, known as “if-3.” Example: “If I hadn’t eaten (if + had + verb 3), too much chocolate, I wouldn’t have been ill.” This means: “I ate too much chocolate, and I got sick.” In these sentences,

Linking Words for Showing Relationships Contrast but: However, she wanted to come but couldn’t. not…but: He is not a doctor but a teacher. although: Although it rained, we still had a great picnic. while: She loves skiing, while her brother prefers snowboarding. whereas: She enjoys cooking, whereas he prefers eating out. despite: Despite the rain,

Ways of Expressing the Future 1. Future Simple (Simple Future Tense) = will In cases of uncertainty; I hope I think / I believe I expect / I anticipate and maybe probably These expressions gain a stronger meaning when combined with phrases like: I hope he will come soon. 2. Making predictions about the future;

Prefixes add to  meaning of original word to make new words. prefix              Example co-                 cooperation dis-                 disease dis-                 dislike in-                   inaction