Subject Relative Clauses

Who, that, and which are subject relative pronouns which are used to join two English sentences, or to give more information about something.  A relative clause defines or gives information about the noun that it follows. Use that to talk about people or things. Use who and whom to talk about people, and which to talk about things. Examples:  She...
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Food and Eating Well Vocabulary

bad habit (N) something that you do regularly that has a negative effect on you or others balanced diet (N) the food you eat everyday that is considered healthy and includes a variety of nutrients from different sources benefit (N) the help or advantage you get from something cut back (V) reduce something delicious (ADV) have a very pleasant...
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Simple Present vs. Present Continuous

Formulation Present Simple.................Present Continuous I play soccerI am playing soccer You playYou are playing He/She playsHe/She is playing We playWe are playing You playYou are playing They playThey are playing Use Present Simple ................... Present Continuous States/Opinions:Action in progress now: I live...
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People in My Life and School Days Vocabulary

Concentration Game acquaintance (N) someone you have met, but don't know well attend (V) if you attend an institution such as a school, college, or church, you go there regularly close friends (N) friends who are close to each other like each other very much and know each other very well co-worker (N) someone that works at the same job, department,...
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