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MIXED CONDITIONALS; We can form mixed conditionals, if the context permits it, by combining an if-clause from one type with a main clause from another.

Business Phrasal Verb List; drum up, bail out, fall through, close down, cash in on; (A phrasal verb is  made up of a verb plus a preposition or an …

Words with Breakfast – Vocabulary Study; eggs, bacon, sausage, hash browns, toast, jelly, peanut butter, cream cheese, bagel, coffee, orange juice, milk;

Uses of Also, Too, Either; also; is used in positive statements, and comes Before the verbs, too; has the same meaning as “also” come after the first part, either; …

LINKING WORDS; even if, as long as, provided (that), providing, although, though, in case, in spite of, despite, so that, whatever, whereas and etc…

Participle Clauses; reason, result, condition, time / sequence (full clause, participle clause);

Reported-Speech (He said that); tell somebody, say somebody;

Collocation List;   have,  do,  make,  take,  break,  catch,  pay, save, keep, come, go and get ;

PREPOSITION – DEPENDENT VERBS; abide by, abstain  from, accuse someone of, adhere to, agree on/with and etc… ;

Uses of Given and Given That; Given: when you consider something: despite, because of.