1. Daily Routines Vocabulary: 2. Asking for Directions Vocabulary: 3. Shopping and Buying English: Vocabulary: 4. Eating Out English: Vocabulary: 5. At the Doctor’s Office English: Vocabulary: 6. Making Plans English: Vocabulary: 7. Weather and Seasons English: Vocabulary: 8. At the Airport English: Vocabulary: Conclusion This lesson covers various common scenarios and conversations you might […]
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Introduction to Basic English 1. Greetings and Introductions English: Vocabulary: 2. Numbers and Counting English: Vocabulary: 3. Basic Questions and Answers English: Vocabulary: 4. Simple Sentences English: Vocabulary: 5. Colors English: Vocabulary: 6. Common Phrases English: Vocabulary: 7. Days of the Week English: Vocabulary: 8. Family Members English: Vocabulary: Conclusion This lesson introduces you to
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Kind of – Nikan e wage 1. I’m kind of upset. 2. I’m kind of shy. 3. I’m kind of hungry. 4. I’m kind of thirsty. 5. I’m kind of sleepy. 6. I’m kind of tired. 7. I’m kind of exhausted. 8. I’m kind of sick. 9. She is kind of angry. 10. She is
I + am able to We + are able to You + are able to They + are able to She + is able to 01. I am able to do it. 01. I am unable to do it. මට ඒක කරන්න බෑ. Usually, “to” is used with “able” and “unable”. Subject + am /
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Example : You came. It’s good you came. 1. It’s good you sent. 2. It’s good you called me. 3. It’s good she called yesterday. 4. You did it. It’s good you did it. 5. It’s good we did it. 6. It’s good you reminded me about it. 7. it’s good you informed the office.
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How an adjective joins a verb. Be (a verb) Good (A noun) = Words that describe someone’s qualities are called “Adjectives”. Don’t be silly. *An adjective is often used with a verb “be”. * A verb can only link another verb. And a verb is connected with another verb by “To”. Seem to be. Subject
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Going to / Gonna can be used instead of will as an alternative to the future to express the future. 1. I am going to give it up. 2. I am going to do it tomorrow. 3. I’m gonna talk with him. 4. She’s going to make it happen. 5. Don’t worry. I’m gonna blame
To show that the number is less 1. She is just nine years old. 2. I am just 21. 3. Can you give me just two minutes? To give the idea that “only“ Here “Just” is before the verb. 1. I just want to meet you. 2. I just need to be with you. 3.
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Making sentences using Can & Can’t Subject + Can/Can’t + Verb + Object 1. I can do the job. 2. I can help you. 3. We can work together. 4. I can do something for you. 5. I can give up my work. 6. I can’t give it up. 7. We can’t check it out.
