Lvl Course 4 - Exam

Some expressions might have a literal meaning, some other have a figurative meaning, choose the 'Literal' one

• Smooth Talker

• Warm Welcome

• Soft Rock

• Catch a Ball

Some expressions might have a literal meaning, some other have a figurative meaning, choose the 'Literal' one

• Steal a car

• Hot Temper

• throw a git

• thin excuse

Some expressions might have a literal meaning, some other have a figurative meaning, choose the 'Figurative' one

• Catch a Ball

• Steal a Car

• Loud Noise

• Thin Excuse

Some expressions might have a literal meaning, some other have a figurative meaning, choose the 'Figurative' one

• Catch a Ball

• Tired Worker

• Cook pasta

• Warm Welcome

Future Continous is used to:

• talk about something that will

  be in progress at a specific time in the future.

• talk about something that will

  be in progress at a specific time in the past.

• talk about something that is in progress at a specific time

• talk about future continuations of series.

The continous forms are usually AVOIDED when we use:

• Verbs

• Stative Verbs

• Adverbs

• Complements

Which is 'I will' contraction:

Super tricky :v!

• l'll

• I'II

• i'll

• I'll

Which ISN'T a Future Continous form:

• I'll go get some water

• I'm gonna get some water

• I'm going to get some water

• I'm getting some water.

What's another name for the ADJECTIVE CLAUSES:

• Relative Clauses

• Conditional Clauses

• Important Clauses

• Just... 'Clauses'

Relative Pronoun for 'people'

• WHO/THAT

• THAT/WHICH

• WHERE/WHO

• WHO/WHICH