I use question tags a lot, don’t I? You’ve probably noticed that, haven’t you? I use them at the end of a statement to ask someone to agree with me, to keep a conversation going or to ask a real question.
If you’d like to learn how to use them too, go to the BBC Learning English site here.
“Everything has beauty, but not everyone sees it.” Confucius
We know how good it is to have a laugh. And sometimes we just need to laugh at something stupid.
Tim (who doesn’t want to go back to work): “I’ve used up all my sick days, so I’m calling in dead!”
(But I wouldn’t recommend that you do this!)
How good are you at handing stress? Take this quiz (link to: www.beliefnet.com) to find out if your stress level is good or bad for your health.
We’ve spoken about using politically correct language before. So instead of using the old-fashioned term “watchmen” (I suppose they always used to be men in the past!), we should now talk about “security guards” or “security officers”.
