Stative Verbs

A stative verb expresses a state rather than an action. They often describe states that last for some time.  The simple tense is used for stative verbs.  These verbs are usually related to emotions, senses, relationships, thoughts, measurements and states of being. They are not usually used with –ing when in the progressive continuous.  These are not used in continuous tenses (like the...

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Mysteries Vocabulary

by accident in a way that is not planned or intended on purpose with intention good luck a stroke of luck bad luck unnecessary and unforeseen trouble resulting from an unfortunate event lucky having or bringing good fortune reunite v. To unite or join again, as after separation. separate go one's own away work...

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Permission with may, can, could, would / do you mind if...?

When asking for permission Most formal  most formal Would you mind if Do you mind if least formal May/Could/ Can Do / Would you mind . . . ? More PowerPoint presentations from Beth Bogage #sidebar-wrapper, #midsidebar-wrapper, .gapad2, .blog-pager, .post-header-line-1, .post-footer { display:none !important;} #main-wrapper...

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