CORRECT USE OF SOME WORDS- Lesson 60
Explaining reasons and consequences
It’s probably because
It’s probably because she didn’t work hard.
It’s probably because you didn’t apply in time.
That’s why
That’s why you need to improve your English speaking skills.
That’s why you need to change jobs.
One of the reasons for this could
be
One of the reasons for this could be his inability to communicate in
English.
One of the reasons for this could be their overemphasis on productivity.
What this means is that
What this means is that we have to work twice as hard.
What this means is that you can’t have another chance.
What do you want me to
This structure is used when you want to ask someone if there is anything
you can do for them.
Do you want me to help you with the housework?
Do you want me to repair your car?
Do you want me to get the kids ready for school?
Do you want me to do the washing up?
Do you want me to cook the dinner?
Do you want me to wait any longer?
Do you want me to go now?
Do you want me to make the bed?
Do you want me to do the dishes?
Do you want me to clean the windows?
Do you want me to get you a cup of coffee?
Do you want me to wake you up?
The expression ‘I want you to’ can be used to ask people to do something
for you.
I want you to do the shopping.
I want you to make a decision.
I want you to come with me.
I want you to help me with the homework.
How often do you
This structure is used when you are inquiring how often somebody does
something.
Study the following sentences.
How often do you visit your parents?
How often do you go to the movies?
How often do you work out?
How often do you travel?
How often do you spend time with your parents?
How often do you go to the pub?
How often do you need to go to your dentist?
How often do you check your email?
How often do you change your password?
How often do you change your tooth brush?
How often do you check your blood pressure?
How often do you get headaches?
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