UNITS 0-1 (revision)

Verb collocations: take a photo, meet interesting people, have a good time
Talking about habits using PRESENT SIMPLE:
James never goes out on Fridays, but he often does it on Saturdays.
I dont usually go out on Sundays.
Do you ever / How often do you go out at weekends?
Talking about something that is happening now with PRESENT CONTINUOUS:
Im reading an email, but she isnt doing it. What are you reading?
Mixed present tenses.
Talking about a completed action in the past with PAST SIMPLE:
Mark won a prize in The Big Challenge last year., but Mary didnt win anything.
What did you watch on TV last night?
Talking about an action in progress in the past with PAST CONTINUOUS:
I was reading an email yesterday at four, but she wasnt doing it then.
What were you doing last weekend at lunchtime?

Mixed past tenses to talk about an action which happened in the middle
of another action:
Jen was eating her lunch when I phoned her.
I saw you yesterday while you were walking to school.

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Quantifiers: SOME, ANY, MUCH, MANY, A LOT, A FEW, A LITTLE
There isnt any mayonnaise on the table.
Are there many tourists in your town?
Making comparisons:
COMPARATIVE: cheaper than, more intelligent than, better than
SUPERLATIVE: the cheapest, the most intelligent, the best
EXPRESSIONS: much better than, a bit / a lot more interesting than
not as interesting as, twice / three times as good as
Subject and object questions.
Vocabulary - describing pictures: ipowerful, dramatic, spontaneous
Vocabulary - adverbs of mood (adjective+ -ly): patiently, quickly, well, hard
She waited patiently for her piece of pumpkin cake..
Vocabulary - verbs expressing feelings: hug, smile, frown, make a face
Vocabulary: emergency, chaos, wildlife, hunting

Writing - time connectors: after, later, as soon as, at first