Where you live?

Where live you?

Where do you live?

Do where you live?

You live where?

neither…nor

both…and

as well as

either…or

not only…but also

Skyscraper

Detached

Block of flats

Semi detached

Bungalow

Going

To go

Go

Went

Go to

Guy fawkes night

Easter

Remembrance day

Halloween

Boxing Day

Will boil

Is boiling

Boiled

Boils

Would boil

Shared

Common

Reciprocal

Sincere

One sided

Live

Lived

Will live

Was living

Had lived

Attic

Cellar

Hallway

Utility room

Pantry

Look forward to

Look after

Look up

Look into

Look through

Traffic congestion

Urbanisation

Redunancy

Poverty

Overpopulation

That

Whom

Which

Who

Whose

Building more roads

Lowering fuel prices

Developing public transport

Increasing car imports

Encouraging single-occupancy vehicles

Much

Many

Few

Several

Lots

Houseboat

Tent

Bungalow

Cottage

Apartment

Friendship

Acquaintance

Marriage

Partnership

Kinship

Can

Might

Should

Must

Could

Will buy

Buy

Would buy

Bought

Had bought

Goes

Go

Going

Is go

To go

Am learn

Am learning

Learning

Is learning

Learn am

Me

My

Mine

I

We

A

An

The

No article

One

Are

Is

Be

Am

Was

on

In

At

With

Between

watches

is watching

watch

watching

is watch

childrenss

childes

childs

childrens

children

I has a dog.

I have a dog.

I am have a dog.

I dog have.

Have I dog

Dog, Cat, Bird, and Fish

Teacher, Student, Parent, and Neighbour

Sports, Work, Hobby, and School

Friendship, Family, Romantic, and Professional

Money, Power, Fame, and Beauty

Professional

Family

Friendship

Stranger

Acquaintance

They are important for health, happiness, and vitality

They make people richer financially

They increase intelligence automatically

They replace the need for food and sleep

ignore others people needs

only interact for personal gain

Avoid spending time with friends

Take time to learn and listen to others, give freely

Argue to show dominance

Childless family

Extended family

Nuclear family

Single parent family

Neighbors family

The third kind of nuclear family

The first kind of nuclear family

The single parent family

The extended family

The childless family

<variant>: A couple without children

<variant>: A family living in separate houses

A family with only one child

Only parents and children living together

Two or more adults from different generations living together

<variant>: Buying gifts only

<variant>: Nurturing and spending time

<variant>: Ignoring conflicts

<variant>: Competing financially

<variant>: Arguing regularly

<variant>: Pet-owner relationship

<variant>: Friendship

<variant>: Family

<variant>: Romantic

<variant>: Professional

<variant>: Romantic relationship

<variant>: Friendly relationship

<variant>: Family relationship

<variant>: Stranger connection

<variant>: Hostile relationship

<variant>: I am living here since 2020.

<variant>: I have been lived here for 2 years

<variant>: I have lived in Atyrau since three years.

<variant>: I lived here since 2020.

<variant>: I have lived here since 2020

<variant>: A family with two kids only.

<variant>: A family with only one parent and a child.

<variant>: Parents, children, and grandparents living together.

<variant>: A family where parents live separately.

<variant>: A married couple without children.

<variant>: The gifts was brought by the guests before dinner.

<variant>: The gifts were brought by the guests before dinner.

<variant>: The gifts are bringing by the guests.

<variant>: The gifts brought by the guests.

<variant>: The gifts had bring by the guests.

<variant>: Bathroom

<variant>: Hallway

<variant>: Living room

<variant>: Basement

<variant>: Storage room

<variant>: This flat is the more comfortable than we lived in.

<variant>: This flat is most comfortable than before.

<variant>: This flat is more comfortably than yours.

<variant>: This flat is more comfortable than the one we used to live in.

<variant>: This flat is comfortable than your house.

<variant>: A family photo was taken while we were eating dinner.

<variant>: A family photo is taken while we eat dinner.

<variant>: A family photo took while we were eating.

<variant>: A family photo was taking while we ate.

<variant>: A family photo takes while we were eating.

<variant>: School notebooks

<variant>: Gifts and souvenirs

<variant>: Car tools

<variant>: Vegetables

<variant>: Dishes for the kitchen

<variant>: Students can wear uniforms.

<variant>: Students should wear uniforms only.

<variant>: Students have to wear uniforms at this school.

<variant>: Students might wear uniforms.

<variant>: Students could wear uniforms.

<variant>: It always arrives on time

<variant>: You can walk outside

<variant>: It is free

<variant>: It is the fastest way to travel long distances

<variant>: It is the quietest transport

<variant>: will have

<variant>: are having

<variant>: have

<variant>: has

<variant>: have been having

<variant>: Curly

<variant>: Slim

<variant>: Tall

<variant>: Reliable

<variant>: Brown-haired

<variant>: If she doesn’t attend the wedding, she will meet no one.

<variant>: If she didn’t attend the wedding, she will meet my relatives.

<variant>: If she not attends the wedding, she meets my relatives.

<variant>: If she isn’t attending, she met my relatives.

<variant>: If she won’t attend, she meets nobody.

<variant>: Plastic building

<variant>: Glass office

<variant>: Mobile apartment

<variant>: Wooden cottage

<variant>: Digital house

<variant>: You should been helping your community.

<variant>: You should helps your community.

<variant>: You should helping your community.

<variant>: You should to help your community.

<variant>: You should help your community.

<variant>: Arguing with a friend

<variant>: Disliking someone’s hobbies

<variant>: Judging people based on their skin color

<variant>: Getting angry at a teacher

<variant>: Not liking spicy food

<variant>: The man who designed our house is an architect.

<variant>: The man which designed our house is an architect.

<variant>: The man what designed our house is an architect.

<variant>: The man whom is designed our house.

<variant>: The man whose designed our house.

<variant>: Food that belongs to a country’s culture

<variant>: Food eaten by one family

<variant>: Cheap food from shops

<variant>: Fast food from a café

<variant>: Food only for kids

<variant>: I think people became more tolerant.

<variant>: I think people become more tolerant.

<variant>: I think people will become more tolerant in the future.

<variant>: I think people are becoming more tolerant.

<variant>: I think people have become tolerant.

<variant>: Choosing gifts for family before a holiday

<variant>: Buying vegetables

<variant>: Paying bills

<variant>: Ordering fast food

<variant>: Cleaning the house

<variant>: She is work every morning.

<variant>: She working every morning.

<variant>: She works every morning.

<variant>: She worked every morning.

<variant>: She has working every morning.

<variant>: They watching TV right now.

<variant>: They have watched TV right now.

<variant>: They are watch TV right now.

<variant>: They watch TV right now.

<variant>: They are watching TV right now.

<variant>: We visit our grandparents last week.

<variant>: We are visiting our grandparents last week.

<variant>: We visited our grandparents last week.

<variant>: We have visited our grandparents last week.

<variant>: We visiting our grandparents last week.

<variant>: I seen this movie yesterday.

<variant>: I have see this movie.

<variant>: I am already seeing this movie.

<variant>: I have already seen this movie.

<variant>: I already see this movie.

<variant>: She starts a new job next month.

<variant>: She is going to start a new job next month.

<variant>: She is start a new job next month.

<variant>: She will going to start a new job next month.

<variant>: She starting a new job next month.

<variant>: For actions with a result in the present.

<variant>: For future predictions.

<variant>: For actions that happened at a specific time in the past.

<variant>: For actions happening right now.

<variant>: For routines, habits, and general facts.

<variant>: General truths.

<variant>: Actions happening at the moment of speaking.

<variant>: Completed past actions.

<variant>: Future facts.

<variant>: Daily routines.

<variant>: An action with a present result or life experience.

<variant>: A specific moment in the past.

<variant>: Something happening right now.

<variant>: A future plan.

<variant>: A repeated past action.

<variant>: The highest degree of a quality.

<variant>: Duration of time.

<variant>: A comparison between two things.

<variant>: A general rule.

<variant>: Ability or permission.

<variant>: To express obligation.

<variant>: To describe a routine.

<variant>: To describe future intentions.

<variant>: To show the duration of time.

<variant>: To show the starting point of an action.

<variant>: Friendship, Family, Romantic, and Professional.

<variant>: Friendship, Neighbors, Romantic, and Casual.

<variant>: Family, Classmates, Romantic, and Professional.

<variant>: Colleagues, Family, Business, and Romantic.

<variant>: Friends, Relatives, Love, and Work

<variant>: Friendships, family, and professional relationships always remain separate and cannot change.

<variant>: Professional relationships can only become romantic relationships.

<variant>: Family relationships never change, and friendships stay the same forever.

<variant>: A Friendship can turn into a Romantic Relationship, which can turn into a Family Relationship, and a Professional Relationship can turn into a Friendly relationship.

<variant>: Family relationships never change, and friendships stay the same forever.

<variant>: A family where both parents work outside the home.

<variant>: A family that includes grandparents and cousins.

<variant>: A family without children.

<variant>: A family with both parents and children living together.

<variant>: A family where only one parent is raising the children.

<variant>: Extended family.

<variant>: Nuclear family.

<variant>: Single parent family.

<variant>: Childless family.

<variant>: Married nuclear family.

<variant>: Igloos are made of bricks and keep warm only in summer.

<variant>: Igloos are made of felt mats and have no windows.

<variant>: Igloos are made of wood and are very cold inside.

<variant>: Igloos are made of big blocks of ice and can be up to 15°C inside even when it is -40°C outside.

<variant>: Igloos are made of mud and straw and are hot inside.

<variant>: Because houseboats are made of ice and keep people warm.

<variant>: Because houseboats are always in warm countries.

<variant>: Because houseboats are very cheap to build.

<variant>: Because they feel close to nature and can escape daily stress.

<variant>: Because houseboats are traditional in all countries.

<variant>: They only have financial problems and no emotional issues.

<variant>: They feel stressed, anxious, and emotionally unable to control their feelings.

<variant>: They easily find new jobs without any difficulties.

<variant>: They do not care about social interactions at all.

<variant>: They always leave the house and meet new people.

<variant>: Leaving them to cope alone without any assistance.

<variant>: Giving them only financial support without guidance.

<variant>: Providing support, matching them with the right jobs, and giving them tools to reach their potential.

<variant>: Ignoring emotional problems and focusing only on work experience.

<variant>: Moving them to new countries for better opportunities.

<variant>: To provide shelter for homeless people.

<variant>: To stop homeless people from sleeping near buildings and creating a bad impression for customers.

<variant>: To decorate the streets with modern art.

<variant>: To make the streets safer for pedestrians.

<variant>: To help homeless people find jobs.

<variant>: Because it is inhumane and does not solve homelessness, only moves the problem.

<variant>: Because it is very expensive to install.

<variant>: Because it is only used in small towns.

<variant>: Because it helps homeless people too much.

<variant>: Because it makes buildings look unattractive.

<variant>: She is my friend.

<variant>: She are my friend.

<variant>: She am my friend.

<variant>: She be my friend.

<variant>: She is my friends.

childes

childs

childrens

child

children

<variant>: They has got a big house.

<variant>: They have a got big house.

<variant>: They have got a big house.

<variant>: They got have a big house.

<variant>: They have got big houses.

<variant>: This dog is.

<variant>: This is the dog.

<variant>: This is dog.

<variant>: This is an dog.

<variant>: This is a dog.

<variant>: This is me book.

<variant>: This is I book.

<variant>: This is mine book.

<variant>: This is my book.

<variant>: This is myself book.

<variant>: Where you live do?

<variant>: Do where you live?

<variant>: Where do you live?

<variant>: You live where do?

<variant>: Live you do where?

<variant>: I doesn’t like coffee.

<variant>: I don’t like coffee.

<variant>: I no like coffee.

<variant>: I am not like coffee.

<variant>: I not like coffee.

<variant>: He gone to school yesterday.

<variant>: He is go to school yesterday.

<variant>: He go to school yesterday.

<variant>: He went to school yesterday.

<variant>: He goed to school yesterday.

<variant>: There are many people in the room.

<variant>: There is many people in the room.

<variant>: There are much people in the room.

<variant>: There people are many in the room.

<variant>: Many people there is in the room.

<variant>: My sister is tall more than me.

<variant>: My sister is tall than me.

<variant>: My sister is more tall than me.

<variant>: My sister is taller than me.

<variant>: My sister is the taller than me.

<variant>: A relationship with pets.

<variant>: A relationship between children.

<variant>: A connection between people at work or in business.

<variant>: A relationship only between family members.

<variant>: A romantic connection between two partners.

<variant>: An extended family.

<variant>: A nuclear family.

<variant>: A hostel family.

<variant>: A royal family.

<variant>: A caravan family.

<variant>: A bungalow.

<variant>: A villa.

<variant>: An igloo.

<variant>: A skyscraper.

<variant>: A cottage.

<variant>: Because relationships cost a lot of money.

<variant>: Because people must have thousands of friends.

<variant>: Because relationships never change.

<variant>: Because healthy relationships improve happiness and well-being.

<variant>: Because people do not need communication.

<variant>: A family with two married parents.

<variant>: A family with no parents.

<variant>: A family where one parent raises the children.

<variant>: A family with many grandparents.

<variant>: A family with adopted pets.

<variant>: Because houseboats cannot move

<variant>: Because everyone must live on water.

<variant>: Because houseboats are the cheapest homes in the world.

<variant>: Because there are no houses on land.

<variant>: Because they enjoy living close to nature and traveling.

<variant>: A condition when a person cannot meet basic needs (food, shelter).

<variant>: A condition when a person cannot meet basic needs (food, shelter).

<variant>: A condition when a person has too many clothes.

<variant>: A condition when a person has no friends.

<variant>: A condition when a person is busy with work.

<variant>: Because they are used only in small villages.

<variant>: Because homeless people like sitting on spikes.

<variant>: Because they are considered inhumane and do not solve homelessness.

<variant>: Because they are too expensive to install.

<variant>: Because they look beautiful.

<variant>: A family including several generations living together.

<variant>: A family living on a boat.

<variant>: A family with only one child.

<variant>: A family with one parent.

<variant>: A family where parents live abroad.

<variant>: Because she cannot live in normal houses.

<variant>: Because she loves traveling and can take her art equipment with her.

<variant>: Because boats are the safest homes.

<variant>: Because her friends forced her to do it.

<variant>: Because she wanted to stop painting

<variant>: She studies English every day.

<variant>: She is studying English now.

<variant>: She studied English yesterday.

<variant>: She will study English tomorrow.

<variant>: She has studied English.

<variant>: They is my friends.

<variant>: They am my friends.

<variant>: They are my friends.

<variant>: They be my friends.

<variant>: They was my friends.

<variant>: They gave a book to Mary.

<variant>: We gave a book to Mary.

<variant>: It gave a book to Mary.

<variant>: She gave a book to Mary.

<variant>: He gave a book to Mary.

<variant>: The book is on the table.

<variant>: The book is at the table.

<variant>: The book is in the table.

<variant>: The book is for the table.

<variant>: The book is to the table.

<variant>: The plural of child is children.

<variant>: The plural of child is child's.

<variant>: The plural of child is childes.

<variant>: The plural of child is children.

<variant>: The plural of child is childs.

<variant>: The word is run.

<variant>: The word is beautiful.

<variant>: The word is quickly.

<variant>: The word is desk.

<variant>: The word is and.

<variant>: Why do you live?

<variant>: When do you live?

<variant>: Who do you live?

<variant>: Where do you live?

<variant>: What do you live?

<variant>: This is my car.

<variant>: This is me car.

<variant>: This is mine car.

<variant>: This is I car.

<variant>: This is its car.

<variant>: We have dinner right now.

<variant>: We had dinner right now.

<variant>: We are having dinner right now.

<variant>: We will have dinner right now.

<variant>: We have had dinner right now.

<variant>: He not likes apples.

<variant>: He does not like apples.

<variant>: He is not like apples.

<variant>: He do not like apples.

<variant>: He likes not apples.

<variant>: Generous.

<variant>: Shy.

<variant>: Selfish.

<variant>: Moody.

<variant>: Lazy.

<variant>: Loud.

<variant>: Shy.

<variant>: Tall.

<variant>: Fat.

<variant>: Slender/thin.

<variant>: USA.

<variant>: New Zealand.

<variant>: Denmark.

<variant>: Britain.

<variant>: Canada.

<variant>: A home away from home.

<variant>: Home, sweet home.

<variant>: My home is my castle.

<variant>: Throw in the towel.

<variant>: Hit the road.

<variant>: In the basement.

<variant>: Under the roof.

<variant>: On the ground floor.

<variant>: Behind the house.

<variant>: Next to the garage.

<variant>: Poverty.

<variant>: Racism.

<variant>: Climate Change.

<variant>: Unemployment.

<variant>: Homelessness.

<variant>: Make.

<variant>: Do.

<variant>: Take.

<variant>: Give.

<variant>: Have.

<variant>: To look for a job.

<variant>: To quit a job.

<variant>: To take a job.

<variant>: To create a job.

<variant>: To perform work duties.

<variant>: Apartment.

<variant>: Hostel.

<variant>: Hotel.

<variant>: Cottage.

<variant>: Tent.

<variant>: Subject + do/does + verb

<variant>: Subject + is/am/are + verb-ing

<variant>: Subject + have/has + verb-ed

<variant>: Subject + verb-s/es

<variant>: Subject + will + verb

<variant>: She is wearing a white wedding dress.

<variant>: She wears a white wedding dress every year.

<variant>: She wore a white wedding dress yesterday.

<variant>: She will wear a white wedding dress tomorrow.

<variant>: She has worn a white wedding dress before.

<variant>: to live

<variant>: lifes

<variant>: living

<variant>: liven

<variant>: lived

<variant>: exchange

<variant>: is exchanging

<variant>: exchanged

<variant>: will exchange

<variant>: has exchanged

always

next week

yesterday

usually

now

<variant>: have not gone

<variant>: will not go

<variant>: are not going

<variant>: do not go

<variant>: did not go

<variant>: will not go

<variant>: did not go

<variant>: do not go

<variant>: are not going

<variant>: have not gone

<variant>: Are / using

<variant>: Do / use

<variant>: Did / use

<variant>: Will / use

<variant>: Have / used

<variant>: A future planned action.

<variant>: A habitual action.

<variant>: An action happening at the moment of speaking.

<variant>: A completed action in the past.

<variant>: A general truth.

<variant>: has asked

<variant>: will ask

<variant>: asked

<variant>: asks

<variant>: is asking

<variant>: will live

<variant>: lived

<variant>: lives

<variant>: is living

<variant>: has been living

<variant>: Simple, Complex, Easy, and Difficult.

<variant>: Childhood, Teenage, Adult, and Elder.

<variant>: Old, New, Good, and Bad.

<variant>: Friendly, Work, Love, and Acquaintance.

<variant>: Friendship, Family, Romantic, and Professional.

<variant>: Jack.

<variant>: Alfie.

<variant>: Superman.

<variant>: Arsenal.

<variant>: Batman.

<variant>: A family with over ten members

<variant>: A couple living together without children.

<variant>: Two or more adults from different generations living together.

<variant>: Only one parent in the household raising the children.

<variant>: A traditional family consisting of a mother, father, and children.

<variant>: Doing household chores.

<variant>: Cooking meals.

<variant>: Getting divorced.

<variant>: Finding a new partner.

<variant>: Expensive child care.

<variant>: hut

<variant>: yurt

<variant>: igloo

<variant>: teepee

<variant>: caravan

<variant>: a terraced house

<variant>: a detached house

<variant>: a semi-detached house

<variant>: a bungalow

<variant>: a castle

<variant>: Unemployment.

<variant>: Poverty.

<variant>: Homelessness.

<variant>: Isolation.

<variant>: Brain drain.

<variant>: Security guards.

<variant>: Loud alarms.

<variant>: Water sprinklers.

<variant>: “Anti-homeless” spikes.

<variant>: Electric fences.

<variant>: It has a low-pitched roof.

<variant>: It is portable and easy to install.

<variant>: It is made of ice blocks.

<variant>: It has no windows or doors.

<variant>: It is a one-storied house.

<variant>: Relative poverty.

<variant>: Extreme poverty, or destitution.

<variant>: Social poverty.

<variant>: Economic poverty.

<variant>: Political poverty.

<variant>: isn't usually walking

<variant>: doesn't usually walk

<variant>: don't usually walk

<variant>: doesn't usually walks

<variant>: isn't usually walks

<variant>: They are going to the cinema last night.

<variant>: They did go to the cinema last night.

<variant>: They goed to the cinema last night.

<variant>: They have gone to the cinema last night.

<variant>: They went to the cinema last night.

who

which

where

whose

that

<variant>: difficulter

<variant>: more difficult

<variant>: most difficult

<variant>: morely difficult

<variant>: the most difficult

<variant>: We finish to this project by Friday.

<variant>: We must go to the party.

<variant>: We have to finish this project by Friday.

<variant>: We can finish this project by Friday.

<variant>: We should finish this project by Friday.

since

for

during

in

at

I will meet my friends for dinner tomorrow.

I meet my friends for dinner tomorrow.

I am meeting my friends for dinner tomorrow.

I meeting my friends for dinner tomorrow.

I have met my friends for dinner tomorrow.

often

today

Last week

Tomorrow

At 5 p.m

The good

The better

The most good

the best

The goodliest

Might

Can

Have to

Must

should