Word family: comfort

• comfortable
• comfortably
• comforting(adj)
• comforter(n)
• uncomfortable
• uncomfortably
• discomfort(n)

Build your vocabulary: famous

• eminent famous and respected for doing important work
• legendary very famous and admired by many people
  
• notorious/infamous famous for something bad
  
• renowned famous for a special skill or achievement
• well-known  fairly famous

Family - singular or plural?

Family can be used with a singular or plural verb.
Ex: His family was not at the wedding.
      His family were not at the wedding.

Word family: explain

• explanation (n)
• explanatory(adj)
• unexplained (adj)
• inexplicable (adj)
• inexplicably (adv)

English for Accounting

Good morning,my dear English learners!
Today I'd like to share a great link for accountants.
https://www.english4accounting.com/
Enjoy it!
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Verbs that Require an -ing Form in the Complement

Remember that the following verbs require an -ing form for a verb in a complement:
admit
appreciate
avoid
complete
consider
delay
deny
discuss
enjoy
finish
keep
mention
miss
postpone
practice
quit
recall
recommend
regret
risk
stop
suggest
tolerate
understand

EXAMPLES:
She is considering not going.
We enjoyed talking with your friend.
EXERCISES:
Strauss finished ______ two of his published compositions before his tenth birthday.
a.written
b.write
c.to write
d.writing

Reading: Colosseum

1. Here is the link for the text:
https://www.natgeokids.com/uk/discover/history/romans/colosseum/
2. Key words:
arena
spectator
emperor
event
site
century
popular
3.Answer the questions:
-When was the Colosseum built?
-Who built the Colosseum?
-What was it made from?
- What is amphitheater?
-Why were the events brutal?
-What is velarium?