Story – Useful language – We had been (talking about John) just before (he phoned). – It wasn’t until (I read the letter) that (I realised how dangerous the situation […]
Conditional linking words and punctuation Common conditional conjuctions are: – if – as/so long as – unless – even if – providing – provided (that) – on condition that – […]
Adjectives ending in -ed Adjectives ending in -ed or have the same form as the past participle of a verb, e.g. amazed, relieved, terrified, thrilled. We often use them to […]
Types of comparison There are three types of comparison: 1. To a higher degree (comparative form + than) – Mountain climbing is more dangerous than windsurfing. – The Andes mountains […]
Irregular comparative and superlative adjectives These are the most common irregular forms: – good – better – best – bad – worse – worst – little – less – least […]