Relationships Vocabulary

bachelor a man who has never been married browsing looking at things in a fairly casual way calling the shots giving the orders cheat on be sexually unfaithful to one's partner chemistry the way two individuals relate...

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Subject Relative Clauses Unit 9

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 bought a blouse. The blouse is red.She bought...

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How to Formulate Embedded Questions

An embedded question is a question that is part of another sentence. It can appear in a declarative sentence or a question. Direct Questions Embedded Questions Where is the museum? Could you tell me where the museum is? Why was the train delayed? Do you know why the train was delayed? Why are the children screaming? I don’t know why the children are...

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English Writing: Letter of Complaint

NATALIA 135 Richwood Ave Morgantown, WV 26505 May 8, 2013 Mr. John Smith Director Housetrust 50 High Street Morgantown, WV 26505  Dear Mr. Smith: I’m writing to inform you about a claim concerning the refusal about the repair of the roof of our house which happened after the windstorm of the last April. Precisely, on 28 April 2013, due to a strong wind and rain, a branch’s tree...

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Asking for Permission in English

Asking for Permission Most formal Would you mind if... Less formal Do you mind if Least formal May/Could/ Can http://www.grammar-quizzes.com/modal5.html http://www.englishnewsblog.com/en/?option=com_content&view=article&id=189&Itemid=317 Exercises Asking for permission, by vmiranda Find this and other modals exercises in English Exercises .org How to Ask Permission Politely in...

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Telecommunications Vocabulary

 allowed (ADJ) all right for them to do it answer a phone (V) to accept an incoming call banned (ADJ) officially prevented from doing it be on the phone (V) the state of being in the middle of a conversation with someone on the phone call back (V) to contact someone through phone after they unsuccessfully tried to call you check your messages (V) to call your voicemail...

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English Writing-Cell Phones

Anais I have a cell phone. I think it is very useful because you can use it for many things, make a call, send emails, searching in internet... But the most important is "Communicate". You must use your cell phone politely, and never talk and drive!!! For me, one problem is choose the right plan. More companies raise prices execissively, and you can pay less and do the same things with your cell...

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