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Have and Get as Causative verbs
Causative verbs are verbs that show the reason why something took place.
Health
Health
Health and Hygiene: Health centres
Types of centres for health assistance; Benefits of the NHS.
Health and hygiene: Public health
Concept of personal hygiene; Behaviour relating to looking after one’s health.
Housing: Access to housing and the property market
Ways of access to housing. Preferences and values.
Housing: Characteristics and types of houses
Types of House in Cities and Towns; Divisions and Rooms in the Home; The average size of housing and...
In the educational sphere
Concepts of student and teacher assumed by society; Social conventions and rules of courtesy related to the relationships between...
In the personal and public sphere: Relations between neighbours
Conventions and forms regarding the behaviour between neighbours.
In the personal and public sphere: Relations between social classes, generations and sexes
Rules of Courtesy concerning Older People; Social Conventions Regarding the Behaviour Between Persons of the Same-Sex and the Opposite...
In the personal and public sphere: Relations between strangers
Social conventions, behaviour and ways of greeting strangers, in public places and spaces; Social conventions and ways of attracting...
In the personal and public sphere: Relations with the authorities and the government
Conventions and forms regarding the behaviour with authority.
In the personal and public sphere: Sentimental relationships, family relationships and friendships
Concepts of friends and acquaintances; Social conventions in the behaviour between friends and families, according to the age, sex...
In the professional sphere: Relations between work colleagues
Activities that are normally done with workmates.
In the professional sphere: Relations with clients
Social conventions and rules of courtesy related to the behaviour with clients.
In the professional sphere: Relations with hierarchical superiors
Social conventions and rules of courtesy related to the behaviour between hierarchal superiors and subordinates.
Inversion after Negative and Restrictive Expressions
We use inversion when there are negative or restrictive expressions.
Inversion in Conditional Sentences
Inversion is used in conditional sentences to make sentences more formal.
Legendary and historical events and personalities
Fundamental Milestones in the United Kingdom’s History; Main Examples of the Historical Periods of the United Kingdom; Great historical...
Leisure activities, habits and hobbies: Habits and hobbies
Concept of free time; The most frequently carried out activities during free time.
Leisure activities, habits and hobbies: Outdoor activities
Outdoor activities practised the most by people from the United Kingdom; The sports activities in nature that people from...
Leisure activities, habits and hobbies: Shows
Types of shows that people from the United Kingdom normally attend; Timetables for film showings and theatre performances; Purchase of...
Leisure activities, habits and hobbies: Sports
Sports practised the most by people from the United Kingdom; The places where physical sports activities are usually carried...
Let and Make as Causative verbs
Causative verbs are verbs that show the reason why something took place.
Linguistic policy
Official and Co-official Languages; Public Organisations and Institutions for the Care and Promotion of the Language; Public Organisations and...
Literature and thought
Internationally renowned great authors and literary works; The importance of Shakespeare and his works in the history of world...