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There are a lot of collocations with the verb "get," so let's get started! A collocation is a particular combination of words that are often used together. Check out this #AmericanEnglish graphic with collocations with "get." What time did you get home from work yesterday?

The #AmericanEnglish Facebook page admin is on vacation for a week! During this time, we will post graphics that we have posted before. Enjoy these "oldies but goodies!"

Are you hungry? This week's British and #AmericanEnglish graphic shows more food vocabulary differences. Which of these words do you use?

NEW: Conditionals Summary Chart More details about Conditionals here: http://www.grammar.cl/english/conditionals.htm

The difference between TRAVEL and TRIP in English. (Our next English Video will be about this difference - coming later this week at https://www.youtube.com/user/WoodwardEnglish)

could have or would have? You use ‘could have’ to talk about possibilities in the past. I could have married someone else but I chose you.... ‘Would have’ also refers to possibilities in the past, but is more frequently used with ‘if’ clauses and expresses more certainty. I would have passed the test if I’d got one more question right.

Fill the blanks with the correct word (Am, Is, Are) 1. My name______ James. 2. Mary_____ the secretary.... 3. John and Lucy_____ at school. 4. I____ a student. 5. The boys_________ in the garden. 6. He____ a lawyer. 7. Susie_______ a housewife. 8. She_____ a student. 9. They______ my friends. 10. You_______ a student.