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Intermediate English unc-ingles - Coggle Diagram

- - - - "Come here!"
  - - - Example
        
        : "I usually go to bed early."
    - - Example
        
        "I am studying for my exam at the moment."
  - - - "I will travel to Paris next month."
  - - - "When it rains, the streets get wet."
  - - - "If you don't study, you will fail the exam."
- - - - Present Simple: "I drink coffee every morning."
  - - - "I used to play the piano when I was younger."
  - - - is used to express that something is excessive or more than necessary
        
        Examples
        
        "The coffee is too hot to drink."
    - - is used to express that something is sufficient or adequate
        
        Examples
        
        "The coffee is not hot enough to drink."
  - - - Example
        
        "I have two dogs."
    - - Example
        
        "I need some water."
  - - - Examples
        
        "I ate a lot of food."
    - - Examples
        
        "The book weighs 2 pounds."
- - - - "I was studying when the phone rang."
  - - - Is used to describe a single action that interrupted another action in progress
    - - is used to describe two actions that were in progress at the same time
  - - - "He walks slowly."
  - - - "He walked to the store."
  - - - "Someone left their coat here."
  - - - "After I finish my homework, I will watch TV."
- - - - "on," "in" and "at"
        
        Example
        
        "The book is on the table."
    - - "down," "up" and "throudh,"
        
        Example
        
        "He walked up the stairs."
  - - - "yours," "mine" and "his"
        
        Example
        
        "The book is mine."
    - - "your," "my," and "his"
        
        Example
        
        "This is my car."
  - - - "Can," "should" and "must"
        
        Example
        
        "I can speak English fluently."
    - - "have to" and "need to"
        
        Example
        
        "I have to finish this project by Friday."