18 abr Verb distinction MEET & KNOW 18/04/2022 Tips for improving your written and oral english MEET Meet is talk to somebody for the first time or by chance. - They met Peter during their holidays - I would like to meet him! Meet is to arrange to be at a particular place at a specific time. - Let's meet for dinner after our exams - The Reading Club members meet on Saturdays KNOW Know is to have a relationship with someone after having been with this person for some time. - I have known Rick ever since we were at school. - I know Alison and Daniel, they live in Boston. Leer más
4 abr Phrasal Verbs with LOOK 04/04/2022 Tips for improving your written and oral english Phrasal Verbs with Look that can be useful for enriching your vocabulary. 1. Look after To take care of someone or something I need to find someone who can look after my dogs this weekend while I’m on holiday. 2. Look ahead To think about and plan the future Let’s look ahead to next month’s projected sales figures. 3. Look around/round Visit a place and see what is there Do you want to have a look around/round town this afternoon? 4. Look at To consider or examine something, usually b... Leer más