Microsoft Word - English_Grammar_through_Stories.doc

by Alan Townend 34. Word story: Weather The trouble with English is that there are so many words that sound exactly alike but ha ...

by Alan Townend 35. Saying it twice or «Save our animals»................................ There are several pairs of rhyming wor ...

by Alan Townend a demonstration). As far as he was concerned this would be a waste of time because the speakers at the rally wou ...

by Alan Townend 36. Colour idioms or «A silver lining» In this story will find Idioms with Colours. An idiom is a fixed expressi ...

by Alan Townend continue with the sale until you're absolutely satisfied. One weekend I decided to leave my car at home and go b ...

by Alan Townend 37. Cool expressions or «From one extreme to the other».......... In this story will find many idioms with the w ...

by Alan Townend heat out of the moment. One evening in the pub someone came rushing in saying he'd come hot foot from Charlie's ...

by Alan Townend 38. Book expressions or «Have you seen this book?» There's a well-known saying that you can't judge a book by it ...

by Alan Townend of his drink and then opens his book with a pleasurable sigh. In my book he looks a bit stupid but then so was I ...

by Alan Townend 39. Greeting expressions or «Well, hello!» Not so long ago the word «cheers» was reserved for when you raised yo ...

by Alan Townend recipient is a total stranger. That reminds me of a student of mine some years ago when I was teaching in centra ...

by Alan Townend 40. Sea expressions.............................................................. Let's start with three 'Sea Ex ...

by Alan Townend 41. Head expressions............................................................ Now that the New Year has start ...

by Alan Townend them «hang their heads» — feel ashamed. Other emotions can also play their part. A couple are «head over heels i ...

by Alan Townend 42. Expressions with the word order or «Order into chaos» In this story you will find words and expressions in t ...

by Alan Townend aloud at her unkempt appearance at least from the back. When he came to sit at his desk and see her from the fro ...

by Alan Townend 43. Expressions with the word name or «The name of the game» The parents of a very good friend of mine decided t ...

by Alan Townend Bible: «They were punished for taking the Lord's name in vain». Let's end on a romantic note, which I am afraid ...

by Alan Townend 44. Usage of the word chip or «Potatoes» Let's start with a little puzzle - a not very difficult one. Which four ...

by Alan Townend interrupt a conversation and make your remark. If you chip away at a problem, you keep on trying to find a solut ...