Unit 4

LEARN AND PRACTISE

Sometimes we use the pronoun it as an empty subject or object. Find out how:

It as an empty subject and an exercise here.

Difference between it and there with exercises here. Looks easy but it's not.

Very thorough explanation of all the uses of it and loads of exercises here.

Did you find it easy or difficult?

Practise the use of inversion for emphasis.

Here's a very good explanation with an exercise. You can also check out the BBC and take a test here.

Click here for another exercise. A few more here, here and here.

And have a look at this blog with great activities and examples of inversion from movies.

If you need to learn more crime vocabulary, click here. You'll find a quiz, too.

Click here to try another exercise, and also if you need to revise the difference between rob and steal.

Vocabulary + pronunciation here.

More exercises here and here.

Police vocabulary here.

Read the explanation and see what expressions you can use to express preference here.

Try some exercises here, here and here.

Revise other structures you can use to discuss hypothetical situations here (with a quiz).

Practise crime vocabulary 🐣

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