VERBS FOLLOWED BY '-ING'

Here's a list of verbs followed by '-ing' form. Remember the whole set of rules and verbs followed either by '-ing' form of infinitive either with our without "TO" can be seen HERE and practiced HERE.

[12th CW] MEDICINES, FIRST AID & MEDICAL EQUIPMENT

Some vocabulary about medicines and first aid things you can get at the chemist's.

29 FACTS ABOUT THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE

Click on the link below to check 29 facts about the English language.

ENGLISH FACTS.

CONFUSING: 'JUST', "STILL", "YET" & "ALREADY"

Distinguish the uses of STILL, YET & ALREADY because they don't exactly mean the same or a used in the same kind of sentences.

EXPRESSION DURATION: CONFUSING "AGO", "FOR", "SINCE"

Confusing expressions "AGO", "FOR" & "SINCE".

past simple + AGO

present perfect + FOR & SINCE 

FOR + a period of time

SINCE + point in time when the action began

STUDENT'S WRITING FAILS

ANOTHER vs OTHER(S)

The always confusing words OTHER(S) versus ANOTHER. Here a clarifying explanation chart.

LUGGAGE, BAGS & BrE/AmE TRAVEL VOCABULARY

Some vocabulary related to luggage (BrE) / baggage (AmE). Different kinds of bags.

JEWELRY

STRUCTURES TO DESCRIBE SOMEONE IN ENGLISH

These two charts show structures and specific vocabulary to describe people in English. For more on descriptive vocabulary for people, go to a previous post HERE.

USED TO vs BE USED TO

On this post we try to clarify the difference between USED TO+infinitve to express past habits that are no longer practiced versus BE USED TO+-ing to express actions we are accustomed to do regularly.

More about USED TO on a previous post