EPISODE 27 CAN_YOU_LIVE_WITHOUT POTX

Match questions 1-6 with the answers A-F.1 Do you like classical music?2 Would you like to work in a museum?3 What kind of concerts do you enjoy?4 Can you play any musical instruments?5 Have you visited any other museum which uses new technology?6 Have you e[r]

Novice Sudoku Puzzles, Volume 1, Book 3Sudoku #48 4387© 2013 KrazyDad.comFill in the blank squares so that each row, each column and each3-by-3 block contain all of the digits 1 thru 9.If you use logic you can solve the puzzle without guesswork.Need a little help? The hints page[r]

When the very wet Venetian vet went to VeniceHis voyage was viewed with vindictive regretBy a Venetian vendor named VernonCA - (as in ‘can‘)Canals in the Alps are comparable to a lot of canyon-like canals in the capitalof CanadaT & TH The enthusiasm that Theresa Thomas told ofTook the terrib[r]

39. Relates to magic/ the supernatural.40. A good witch.41. A dinosaur-like creature that live inScotland.1. A naughty elf.3. Someone who doesn’t believe..4. Lots of planes and ships go missinghere6. Someone who doesn’t doubt thatsomething is true.9. An old story.10. Where ghosts live.[r]

Write the article the when necessary. If no article is necessary write O.We Live in an Icebox!“Who wants to live in an icebox?” you ask. “We do!” I answer.I am Peter Penguin. Penny Penguin is my wife. Penny and I love our home. Butit is cold as an icebox!Our land is very large.[r]

63. B64. C65. AV. WRITING* Sample text :I grew up in a small town and then moved to a big city, so I have experienced the good and bad sides ofboth. I never thought that I would like living in a big city, but I was wrong. After ten years of living in one, Ican’t imagine ever living in a small town a[r]

Mistakes in the use of articlesESL students make several mistakes while writing English. Interestingly, most of these mistakes are not all thatserious and can be avoided easily. Here is a quick overview of common mistakes in the use of articles.Two kinds of articlesAs you know, there are two[r]

XI.Put A / AN /THE / O in the blanks?1- A:It’s a very beautiful day today .I’d like to go to (0)…….beach .B:Yes , but the beach is always crowded .I’d like to stay (1)……..home and sit in (2)………..garden .We can have(3)…….. lunch there .A:Oh no I’d like to go out .I’m going back to (4)……school tomorro[r]

VnDoc - Tải tài liệu, văn bản pháp luật, biểu mẫu miễn phíHọc tiếng anh qua bài hát: All Of Me - John Legend & Lindsey StirlingAll of me - một bài hát với giai điệu nhẹ nhàng và lời ca sâu lắng, thiết tha về lời bày tỏ tình yêu củamột chàng trai với cô gái mà chàng luôn yêu mến. Hình ảnh vid[r]

Different uses of thatThat is one of the commonest words in English. It is used in the following ways.As a demonstrative adjectiveAs a demonstrative adjective, that is used to point out people or things. It is followed by singular noun.Who is that boy?Give me that book.What was that noise?As a demon[r]

Conditional clauses without ifWe make conditional clauses with if. These clauses usually express a condition – something which must happenfirst so that something else can happen.There are mainly three types of conditional clauses:First conditionalSecond conditionalThird conditionalAn example[r]

Fill in the correct form of the words:1. My sun looked at the puppet with _________.2. Did you see the last football _________?3. Our _________ to Paris will be in two days.4. This information is very _________ for the test.5. Can you describe your friend’s ________?6. My first story w[r]

Phrasal verbsHere is a list of phrasal verbs.Come acrossTo come across someone or something is to find them by chance.I came across some old photos of my mother while cleaning up the cabinets.He came across as a stupid who didn’t know what he was doing.Come forwardWhen you come forward, yo[r]

Expressions without prepositionsSome common expressions are used without prepositions.Verbs without prepositionsSome verbs are normally followed by direct objects without prepositions. Examples are: enter, discuss, marry,lack, resemble, approach etc.We entered the compoun[r]

Why spoken English is difficult to understand
A lot of English learners have trouble understanding what native English speakers say.

One reason that real English is difficult to understand is that the English in classrooms and textbooks is very different from how people really speak. Some of the di[r]

every — eacheveryeach Use it for talking about a group of people orUse it for talking about a group of people orthings larger than two and think of them as wholethings but think of them as individuals, separately,(unlimited amount).one by one (limited amount).Example: Every plant needs water.