- 10 It is difficult to get used to (eat) with chopsticks. 11 if you can't turn the key try (put) some oil in the lock. 12 He lost no time in (get) down to work.Bulunamadı: permanent
- She’s been looking for2 ages and she’s still hopeful. So far she has managed to find a few part-time jobs, but they don’t pay enough for her to rent her own flat.Bulunamadı: permanent
- I have been trying (try) to find it for months now! Debbie: My brother gave (give) it to me for my birthday. : here. He has been delivering should be back soon.
- e.g. I’ve been to Japan quite a bit this year. Also note the use of Quite a while which means for quite a long time, e.g. 1.Bulunamadı: permanent
- Activity B. 1. He's had his car for three years. 2. They've lived in this house for a long time. 3. I've been a teacher since 1990. 4. She's known her boyfriend since May.Bulunamadı: permanent
- 5.- You should try to visit Nepal – it’s a beautiful country. ... 17.3 Should Must Must Must Should Must. 17.4 -It’s suppose to be lucky if you find a four leaved clover.Bulunamadı: quite
- 3 I _ I´ll do everything I can to help you to find a flat, although I _ that you also advertise in the local newspaper.
- Tiger Recruitment can help you to perfect your CV and guide you through the interview process to help you find your ideal permanent job near you in London.Bulunamadı: quite