Vocabulary-weather

Dear Students,

Happy New Year! 

New year, new words! Check these exercises about vocabulary related to weather.

https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/vocabulary/a1-a2-vocabulary/weather

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Vocabulary- Christmas

Dear Students,

Christmas is around the corner....What about learning or revising some vocabulary? 

https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/vocabulary/b1-b2-vocabulary/christmas-in-the-uk

Vocabulary - very big or ..... ?

 

Grammar Highlight - Prepositions

 

Grammar Highlight- Lay vs lie

 

Lay vs lie

Lay
Lay means 'put something down carefully'. Its verb forms are lay, laid, laid. It always has an object.

• When I eat I lay a cloth on the table.
• I laid the baby in her cot.
• She hasn't laid the duvet on the bed.

Lie
Lie means 'be in a flat position' or 'put yourself in a flat position. Its verb forms are lie, lay, lain. It doesn't require an object.

• Tonight I want to lie on the sofa and watch a film.
  
• Yesterday Sian lay on the beach and read a book.
• I've never lain on a futon before.

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