- I work every day.
- She works every day.
- I am working every day.
- She is working every day.
- I have worked every day.
- She has worked every day.
- I have been working every day.
- She has been working every day.
- I worked every day.
- She worked every day.
- I was working every day.
- She was working every day.
- I had worked every day.
- She had worked every day.
- I had been working every day.
- She had been working every day.
- I will work every day.
- She will work every day.
- I will be working every day.
- She will be working every day.
- I will have worked every day.
- She will have worked every day.
- I will have been working every day.
- She will have been working every day.
- Do, Does => Did
- am, is => was
- are => were
- have, has => had
- get => got
- If I drink milk, I get a stomachache.
- If you heat water, it boils.
- If you touch fire, you get burned.
- If I drink milk today, I will get a stomachache.
- If it rains, I will stay home.
- If you study hard, you will pass the exam.
- If I drank milk, I would get a stomachache.
- If I were rich, I would buy a big house.
- If she studied more, she would get better grades.
- If I had drunk milk yesterday, I would have got a stomachache.
- If I had studied, I would have passed the test.
- If we had left earlier, we would have caught the train.
- If clause, Main clause را میشه جابجا کرد
- همیشه از were استفاده میکنم نه از was
- I am busy cooking
- I am busy eating
- It's getting warmer
- It's getting better
- Ali gives me a ride.
- Ali gave me a ride yesterday.
- Ali has given me a ride.
- Ali's gonna give me a ride.
- I'm out of luck.
- I'm out of money.
- I'm out of ideas.
- I no longer love you
- I no longer trust you
- I no longer smoke
وقتی در جمله طرف از not و never استفاده شده در جواب باید Me neither بگیم در غیر اینصورت Me too میگیم.
- I like criket = Me too.
- I dislike milk = Me too.
- I'm not sure = Me neither.
- I don't like milk = Me neither.
- It's not that good
- It's not that bad
- It's not that heavy
- It's not that light
- It's not that simple
- I'm into reading book.
- They're into playing footbal.
- You make me smile.
- You make me cry.
- You make me nervous.
- They look alike.
- These two cars look very much alike.
- please pass me the suger
- Can you pass me the salt, please?
- Please pass him the notebook.
- Whose book is this?
- Whose pen is that?
- Whose car is parked outside?
- I’m so sorry to hear that. Please accept my deepest condolences.
- She is in charge of the marketing team.
- I am in charge of organizing the event.
- The manager put him in charge of the new project.
- Who is in charge of handling customer complaints?
- In a way, learning English feels like solving a puzzle
- The main characters are introduced as well as some minor characters.
- IT stands for Information Technology
اولی به معنای کل آخر هفته است یعنی شنبه و یکشنبه ولی دومی منظور فقط روز آخر هفته است
- I'm sure you'll figure it out.
- We need to figure out a way to save more money each month.
- I can’t come up with an idea right now, but give me some time and I’ll figure it out.
- I'm off to work.
- I'm off to speak to Rob.
- A: I’m a student. B: So am I.
- A: I’m not a student. B: Neither am I.
- you can always count on me to get to office on time.
- It depends on the situation.
- It depends on the subject.
- Pose a risk / threat / challenge / Problem / question / concern.
- Heavy traffic can pose a problem for emergency services.
- This new policy poses serious concerns about privacy.
- On one hand, it’s convenient, but on the other hand, it’s time-consuming.
- On one hand, Jason does everything in the office; on the other hand, he does nothing at home.
- It makes sense.
- It doesn't make sense.
- Does it make sense.
- As far as I can remember, he didn’t come home until midnight.
- As far as I can see, he’s a big liar.
- As far as I’m concerned, I don’t mind that you wear this mini-skirt.
- Compared to other students, she is quite hard working.
- Compared to city life, country life is quiet and peaceful.
- Compared to fans, air-conditioners are more comfortable.
- Don’t ever lose these papers.
- Don’t ever miss a good opportunity.
- Don’t ever arrive late for an interview.
- Do you carry this in size 10?
- Do you carry this in beige?
- Would you mind if I smoke here?
- Do you mind if I ask you a question?
- Do you mind opening the window?
- Shouldn’t we ask for permission first?
- Shouldn’t we read the directions before we install the air conditioner?
- Shouldn’t we check the weather before we go out?
- Have you ever been to New York?
- Have you ever seen Ghost?
- Have you ever heard of it?
- He is either drunk or mad.
- It’s either your fault or her fault.
- He is not only humorous, but also patient.
- He is not only a good leader, but also an eloquent speaker.
- yourself to some fish.
- Help yourself to the refrigerator.
- Help yourself to some steak.
- How dare you call me fat!
- How dare you speak to me like that!
- How dare he do that to me!
- How dare you turn him down!
- I dare say you will succeed in the election.
- I dare say he won’t come.
- How often is there a leap year?
- How often is there a flight to Shanghai?
- How often do you write to your parents?
- I bet we’re lost.
- I bet he is home now.
- I bet he will win the prize.
- I’d like you to fetch some boiled water.
- I’d like you to send for a doctor.
- I’d like you to look after my baby for a while.
- I’ll be back as soon as possible.
- I’ll work as hard as I can.
- Try to be as careful as possible.
- I’ll let you know when I’m leaving for Tehran.
- I’ll let you know if I can make it for dinner.
- I’ll let you know if I get bored.
- I’ll let you know when I get hungry.
- I’d be grateful for your help.
- I’d be grateful if you’d be quiet.
- I’d be grateful if you’d give me a hand.
- I’m afraid you didn’t quite get his meaning.
- I’m afraid we are going to be late.
- I’m afraid I can’t make it.
- I’m looking forward to working with you.
- I’m looking forward to coming to Tehran again.
- I’m really looking forward to the holidays.
- I’m not really happy with their performance.
- I’m not really happy with your behavior.
- I’m not really happy with your present situation.
- I don’t care what you had to do.
- I don’t care what they think about me.
- I don’t care what it costs.
- Speaking of the movies, have you seen “Lord of the ring”?
- Speaking of honesty, I know a lot of people who don’t pay bus fares.
- Speaking of Ben, have you seen him recently?
- There is nothing as exciting as meeting an old friend unexpectedly.
- For me, there is nothing as enjoyable as reading a novel on the grass.
- There is nothing as pleasant as spending a weekend in the countryside.
- There is nothing as refreshing as having a good rest.
- There is nothing I like better than listening to the radio.
- There is nothing women like better than shopping.
- There is nothing she likes better than chatting with friends.
- What’s the matter with him?
- What’s the matter with your finger? It’s bleeding.
- What’s wrong with this machine?
- What’s wrong with you, Mum? You look so pale.
- What’s wrong with your car?
- What’s the use of talking about it?
- What’s the use of crying over spilt milk?
- What’s the point of arguing with her?
- What’s the point of worrying about it?
- Whether it rains or not, we’ll hold the sports meet.
- They’ll find out the truth, whether or not you tell it to them.
- Whether or not we like it, we have to accept it.
- Whether you are willing or not, you have to do it.