短语动词“扔”

This month we are looking at some more phrasal verbs with the verb ＂throw＂. We generally use the verb ＂throw＂ to refer to the action of using your hands to make an object fly through the air. For example, ＂1 threw a plate at his head.＂ Now let＇ s look at some phrasal verbs with the verb ＂throw＂.     

短语动词“扔”

We generally use the verb ＂throw＂ to refer to the action of using your hands to make an object fly through the air. For example, ＂I threw a plate at his head.＂ Now let＇ s look at some phrasal verbs with the verb ＂throw＂.     

短语动词“TALK”

We generally use the verb ＂talk＂ to refer to the act of speaking. For example, ＂I was talking to Jennifer last night.＂ Now let＇ s look at some phrasal verbs with the verb ＂
talk＂.     

短语动词“买房”

This month we are looking at some phrasal verbs you can use to talk about buying and selling a house.Complete the sentences （1 to 8） with the words from below.If prices ＂go up＂, they increase. If they ＂go down＂, they decrease. ＂House prices have gone up by over 5% in the past six.     

抽象名词和介词“for”

Hello, everybody, and welcome to my grammar clinic. Dear Readers,Last month we looked at some abstract nouns with the preposition ＂to＂. This month, I thought we＇d continue with our mini-series on abstract nouns and look at some nouns that go with the preposition ＂for＂. I hope you find it useful.     

被动语态的过去完成时

In this month＇ s grammar fun section we＇ll be looking at the passive voice with the past perfect tense.The Past Perfect We form the past perfect with ＂had＂ ＋ a past participle. And we use the past perfect to talk about an action that happened before another past tense action. For example：＂had been＂ and a past participle. Remember, with the passive voice, the object of the verb becomes the subject, and it isn＇t necessary to mention who ＂did＂ the action, although you can introduce the person/people with the word ＂by＂. For example：     

逛街边市场市塌

Dialogue： The Street MarketJenny is at a street market. She＇s interested in buying some souvenirs. She＇s talking to a stall holder called Frank. [Listen once and complete the text with the correct verbs.]     

主动语态和被动语态

The Active ＆ Passive Voices
In this month＇ s grammar fun section, we＇ll be looking at the active and passive voices with past tense verbs. Just to remind you from last month, we use the active voice when the subject of the verb is the thing or person doing the action. For example：     

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Making the most of a phrasal verb exerciseAfter your students have finished yet another plate of Put____or____off, are you left with the feeing...that they will remember nothing? that you haven't stretched them enough?that you have overloaded them? that they have been put off phrasal verbs for life?Whatever your situation, Jon Chandlor offers you More/Here are five add-on activities and on-going 'digestive remedies' to help prevent that feeling of being bloated yet strangely empty.     

被动语态的将来时

In this month＇ s grammar fun section we ＇ll be looking at the passive voice with future tenses.To start with, look at these two sentences： a） She will direct the film. b） The film will be directed （by her）. The first sentence is an active sentence, with ＂she＂ as the main subject. We use an active verb to say what the subject does. Sentence ＂b＂ is a passive sentence. Notice how the object ＂the film＂ has become the subject of the sentence.We form future passives with ＂will be＂＋ a past participle. For example： Will be eaten, will be taken, will be shown, will be given, etc.