Giving Advice with Could, Should, Ought to, and Had Better

Should and Ought can be used interchangeably, they have a close meaning. You might hear some people use "You better" instead of "You had better." Use "You had better" it is the correct form. Ought to and had better are not used in questions ...

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Statistics and Style Trends Vocabulary

Statistics almost(ADV) very nearly but not completely average(N) the result that you get when you add two or more numbers together and divide the total by the number of numbers you added together drop(V) quickly becomes less half(N) one of two equal parts that together make up the whole one...

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Going to and Will

Will Explanation Going To Explanation...

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Student Life Vocabulary

Vocabulary Games Concentration Game admit (V) allow to enter it or join something apply to (V) write a letter or fill out a form in order to ask formally for a job or membership of an organization get accepted to (V) allow a person to join an organization or group graduate (V) complete their studies successfully and leave...

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Polite Requests

Making polite requests with Modal Verbs and mind...

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Chores and Errands Vocabulary

   Vocabulary chores-flash-cards.pdf Details Download 1 MB Exercices for Making Appointments DO THE CHORES(V) completing unpleasant but necessary tasks do the dishes(V) cleaning your plates, bowls, glasses, and silverware do the laundry(V) cleaning your clothes make...

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