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Word Order in Questions
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Common Questions (vocabulary)
Here you will learn basic vocabulary to make questions
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Clothes
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Preposition of Place
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Past Simple: Regular & Irregular
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Regular and Irregular Verbs: all you need to know
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In, On, At
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Verb Phrases
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Time Sequencers & Connectors
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Airports
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Be Going To (Plans & Predictions)
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Verbs and Prepositions
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Present Continuous for Future
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Paraphrasing
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Defining Relative Clauses
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Housework
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Make or Do?
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Adjectives ending in -ed and -ing? (interesting, interested)
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Something, Anything, Nothing, etc
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Types of Numbers
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Comparative Adjectives and Adverbs
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Describing a Town or City
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Superlatives
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Health and Body
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Opposite Verbs
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Will (Predictions) – Shall
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Verb + back
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Modifiers
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Phonetics: Linking
Sentence Stress
Revision of Verb Forms
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Pre-Intermediate 1
About Lesson

who, which, where

 

We use who for people.

  • He met the police officer who saved his life.

We use which for things and animals.

  • He put on the suit which he wore for special occasions.

We use where for places.

  • This is the hotel where we spent our honeymoon.

 

that

 

We can use that instead of who or which. But we often use who for people and which/that for things.

  • He’s the neighbour who/that helped us to move out.
  • Change the cable which/that connects the computer to the printer.

 

Be careful with these common mistakes!

 

We cannot use *what or an expression like *that he/she etc. in this type of relative clauses.

  • That’s the student that/who I told you about. (NOT the student what I told you about)
  • That’s the man that/who tried to steal my wallet. (NOT the man that he tried to steal my wallet.)
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