martes, 9 de abril de 2013

LIKE versus AS

The main differences between LIKE and AS are:
  • about meaning: She works AS a doctor (she's a doctor) while she works like a doctor (she isn't a doctor but similar)
  • about grammar: LIKE goes with a noun or pronoun; 
For a good explanaition go here

Used to

Used to is a verbal form to speak about something you did in the past but you don't do it any longer. Here you have some links to help you:
  • an explanation with exercises at the end; click here
  • a shorter version; click this
  • another one but they introduce would with this meanining; click here
  • last exercise
The most important thing is to use it while speaking because it's quite easy when you use it in texts.

Preparing final exams

 This entry is to help you with the final exams, especially for A2. But if you want, you can use it to practise with A1 as well. You can use...