Remedial according to Brian - www.franglish.fr A vocabulary problem?

1. Brian is in the kitchen, he eating.
2. Brian is in the kitchen, he is eating.
1. Brian is clever boy of 15.
2. Brian is a clever boy of 15.
1. He lives in a old house down the street.
2. He lives in an old house down the street.
1. Brian has been practising hard for a hour now.
2. Brian has been practising hard for an hour now.
1. Brian loves swim.
2. Brian loves swimming.
1. His parents are very kinds.
2. His parents are very kind.
1. It's a problem important.
2. It's an important problem.
1. He eats rarely vegetables.
2. He rarely eats vegetables.
1. He's a 15-years-old boy.
2. He's a 15-year-old boy.
1. I am agree with you.
2. I agree with you.
1. His best friend lives in an other town.
2. His best friend lives in another town.
1. It's 5. Brian is back from school, he has hungry and thirsty.
2. It's 5. Brian is back from school, he is hungry and thirsty.
1. It's freezing today, Brian has cold.
2. It's freezing today, Brian is cold.
1. Brian is old that his sister Jenny.
2. Brian is older than his sister Jenny.
1. Jenny is not tall as Brian.
2. Jenny is not as tall as Brian.
1. She was born on 1999.
2. She was born in 1999.
1. She was born on September 1999. On the second at 4 p.m. to be precise.
2. She was born in September 1999. On the second at 4 p.m. to be precise.
1. Where did he went last summer?
2. Where did he go last summer?
1. People say that the time is the money.
2. People say that time is money.
1. Brian's not here. Where has he going?
2. Brian's not here. Where has he gone?
1. Everybody like Brian. They all thinks he is nice.
2. Everybody likes Brian. They all think he is nice.
1. He has been on Facebook since 5 years now.
2. He has been on Facebook for 5 years now.
1. He has had a phone since a long time, since the age of 10.
2. He has had a phone for a long time, since the age of 10.
1. He opened his Facebook account during 5 years, back in 2012.
2. He opened his Facebook account 5 years ago, back in 2012.
1. He stays at home next weekend.
2. He will stay at home next weekend.
1. Brians parents live in Surrey, England.
2. Brian's parents live in Surrey, England.
1. Brian lives in a big house : she is very nice and cosy.
2. Brian lives in a big house : it is very nice and cosy.
1. Look at the baby, she is so cute.
2. Look at the baby, it is so cute.
1. He goes at school at 9 and comes home to school at 5.
2. He goes to school at 9 and comes home from school at 5.
1. Brian's room is upstairs : her room is not very large but it is cosy..
2. Brian's room is upstairs : his room is not very large but it is cosy.
1. Brian is in holiday in August.
2. Brian is on holiday in August.
1. How she is?
2. How is she?
1. How is she old?
2. How old is she?
1. How stupid idea!
2. What a stupid idea!
1. There are a problem but there is many solutions.
2. There is a problem but there are many solutions.
1. Teachers learn, students teach.
2. Teachers teach, students learn.
1. Brian just loves to listen at music on his phone.
2. Brian just loves to listen to music on his phone.
1. Brian lives in england, britain. He is british.
2. Brian lives in England, Britain. He is British.
1. How many does it cost?
2. How much does it cost?
1. How much people are there?
2. How many people are there?
1. You musn't do that!
2. You mustn't do that!
1. Brian is english but his best friends are french or american.
2. Brian is English but his best friends are French or American.
1. What did Brian do next weekend?
2. What will Brian do next weekend?
1. Brian has never been to france or spain.
2. Brian has never been to France or Spain.
1. Brian lives with his sister and his two parent.
2. Brian lives with his sister and his two parents.
1. In his family, there are two childs, one man and a woman.
2. In his family, there are two children, one man and a woman.
1. His hair are too short.
2. His hair is too short.
1. He is so a nice boy!
2. He is such a nice boy!
1. Brian is the taller boy in school.
2. Brian is the tallest boy in school.
1. Jenny is the young in the family. The 'baby'…
2. Jenny is the youngest in the family. The 'baby'…
1. Where he lives?
2. Where does he live?
1. He stays at home last weekend.
2. He stayed at home last weekend.
1. He lives in UK.
2. He lives in the UK.
1. This is Brian's room and this are his games.
2. This is Brian's room and these are his games.
1. He works a lot for get good results.
2. He works a lot to get good results.
1. He drank his first cup of tea when he is 2.
2. He drank his first cup of tea when he was 2.
1. He will if he could. But he can't so he won't.
2. He would if he could. But he can't so he won't.
1. Brian is often late for school as he is waking up at 8 every morning.
2. Brian is often late for school as he wakes up at 8 every morning.
1. He has met his sweetheart when he was in primary school in 2005.
2. He met his sweetheart when he was in primary school in 2005.
1. He really love fast food!
2. He really loves fast food!
1. He wants become a teacher later.
2. He wants to become a teacher later.
1. Wich is worse? School or homework?
2. Which is worse? School or homework?
1. To who is this book?
2. Whose book is this?
1. His first name is Brian, his nickname is Miller.
2. His first name is Brian, his surname is Miller.
1. He has met lot of people in his life.
2. He has met a lot of people in his life.
1. He doesn't look television anymore.
2. He doesn't watch television anymore.
1. He has always been successfull.
2. He has always been successful.
1. According with Brian football is the best of games.
2. According to Brian football is the best of games.
1. Brian's father is away on a business trip, he's not here actually.
2. Brian's father is away on a business trip, he's not here at the moment.
1. This problem can be easy solved.
2. This problem can easily be solved.
1. Brian is a blue-eye teenager with short hair.
2. Brian is a blue-eyed teenager with short hair.
1. It has advantages and inconvenients : we must weigh up the pros and the cons.
2. It has advantages and disadvantages: we must weigh up the pros and the cons.
1. Brian is afraid to spiders; he is not very proud to that …
2. Brian is afraid of spiders; he is not very proud of that …
1. His sister acts as her mother.
2. His sister acts like her mother.
1. Only £5 for a concert? That's low!
2. Only £5 for a concert? That's cheap!
1. Brian is so different of his sister.
2. Brian is so different from his sister.
1. A family picnic on Sunday? Why not? It depends of the weather.
2. A family picnic on Sunday? Why not? It depends on the weather.
1. Brian never knows what time is it.
2. Brian never knows what time it is.
1. Brian's father wins a lot of money by working hard.
2. Brian's father earns a lot of money by working hard.
1. His French lessons are always very interested : all the students are interesting.
2. His French lessons are always very interesting: all the students are interested.
1. The three first letters of his password are : S, E, C.
2. The first three letters of his password are : S, E, C.
1. Brian was deceived when he got a dictionary for Christmas.
2. Brian was disappointed when he got a dictionary for Christmas.
1. He cries easily; he's so sensible.
2. He cries easily; he's so sensitive.
1. He smiles all the time, he's so sympathetic.
2. He smiles all the time, he's so nice.
1. He has big followers on Twitter and little real friends in real life.
2. He has many followers on Twitter and a few real friends in real life.
1. You don't pay for it, it's gratuitous.
2. You don't pay for it, it's free.
1. His French is very well; he speaks French very good.
2. His French is very good; he speaks French very well.
1. How does she wash her hair often?
2. How often does she wash her hair?
1. He's so lazy, always laying on the sofa …
2. He's so lazy, always lying on the sofa ...
1. He should eat least if he wants to lose weight.
2. He should eat less if he wants to lose weight.
1. Brian can speak a small Spanish.
2. Brian can speak a little Spanish.
1. Most his friends go to the same school.
2. Most of his friends go to the same school.
1. Brian hasn't got many time, he has so much things to do.
2. Brian hasn't got much time, he has so many things to do.
1. I can't stay, sorry. I must to be off.
2. I can't stay, sorry. I must be off.
1. Do you have plans for last weekend?
2. Do you have plans for next weekend?
1. Games of Thrones is his favourite TV serie.
2. Games of Thrones is his favourite TV series.
1. Brian has got more than four hundreds friends on Facebook.
2. Brian has got more than four hundred friends on Facebook.
1. Jenny has got hundred of friends too!
2. Jenny has got hundreds of friends too!
1. The more he works, the good he gets.
2. The more he works, the better he gets.
1. Brian collects publicities for games consoles.
2. Brian collects advertisements for games consoles.
1. He likes his sister, she likes him : they like themselves.
2. He likes his sister, she likes him : they like each other.
1. Brian is not responsible of the situation.
2. Brian is not responsible for the situation.
1. Say me when you are free.
2. Tell me when you are free.
1. Brian hates it when he has to wait answers.
2. Brian hates it when he has to wait for answers.
1. No news are good news.
2. No news is good news.
1. The USA are the country Brian would like to live in.
2. The USA is the country Brian would like to live in.
1. Brian never drinks some alcohol.
2. Brian never drinks any alcohol.
1. Somebody stole all his pocket money: that's terrific!
2. Somebody stole all his pocket money: that's terrible!
1. Brian is never late, he's always in time.
2. Brian is never late, he's always on time.
1. He mustn't go to school on Sundays.
2. He doesn't have to go to school on Sundays.
1. He no likes vegetables.
2. He doesn't like vegetables.
1. He is bored, he doesn't know that to do.
2. He is bored, he doesn't know what to do.
1. He has an old bike who he never uses.
2. He has an old bike which he never uses.
1. Tom is the funny boy which lives next door.
2. Tom is the funny boy who lives next door.
1. Brian's father has a good work but he always has a lot of job to do.
2. Brian's father has a good job but he always has a lot of work to do.
1. And if we went out?
2. What about going out?
1. At the difference of Jenny who loves them, Brian hates vegetables.
2. Unlike Jenny who loves them, Brian hates vegetables.
1. Brian loves British pop rock. And you?
2. Brian loves British pop rock. What about you?
1. Smoking is not allowed, you may smoke in here.
2. Smoking is not allowed, you can't smoke in here.
1. In my opinion, I think that it's not fair.
2. In my opinion it's not fair.
1. Brian likes to visit foreigner countries and to travel abroad.
2. Brian likes to visit foreign countries and to travel abroad.
1. You say 'Excuse me' after and 'Sorry' before.
2. You say 'Excuse me' before and 'Sorry' after.
1. He will certainly can do it!
2. He will certainly be able to do it!
1. He always accepts to hear an advice.
2. He always accepts to hear a piece of advice.
1. Brian is so-so 15 now: he's a teenager.
2. Brian is about 15 now: he's a teenager.
1. He doesn't know that the actual Prime Minister is a woman.
2. He doesn't know that the current Prime Minister is a woman.
1. Another tablet for Brian. What for ? He has still got two.
2. Another tablet for Brian. What for ? He has already got two.
1. He loves tea, but he loves coffee also.
2. He loves tea, but he loves coffee too.
1. Despite he is tired, he doesn't want to go to bed.
2. Although he is tired, he doesn't want to go to bed.
1. His father works like a lawyer at the City.
2. His father works as a lawyer at the City.
1. Do you need anything other?
2. Do you need anything else?
1. Don't call Brian before 5 and 7: he usually does his homework then.
2. Don't call Brian between 5 and 7: he usually does his homework then.
1. His favourite parent? He loves them two!
2. His favourite parent? He loves both his parents!
1. Brian is so touchy! He can't accept critics.
2. Brian is so touchy! He can't accept criticism.
1. No problem, it's okay, I'm fine. I don't care!
2. No problem, it's okay, I'm fine. I don't mind!
1. Brian's father drives a small economic car.
2. Brian's father drives a small economical car.
1. For breakfast, it's either tea and coffee.
2. For breakfast, it's either tea or coffee.
1. He hasn't got money enough to buy the new Playstation.
2. He hasn't got enough money to buy the new Playstation.
1. He is enough old to choose what he wants to do.
2. He is old enough to choose what he wants to do.
1. He bought a lot of memories during his trip to America.
2. He bought a lot of souvenirs during his trip to America.
1. He will leave home eventually to live on his own.
2. He will eventually leave home to live on his own.
1. He will pass his final exam next year. Will he succeed or will he fail?
2. He will take his final exam next year. Will he succeed or will he fail?
1. He smells much better now he has finished his homework.
2. He feels much better now he has finished his homework.
1. It's the first time he does that.
2. It's the first time he has done that.
1. He will decide when he will be 21.
2. He will decide when he is 21.
1. Peter is a friend of Brian.
2. Peter is a friend of Brian's.
1. He better obey his parents if he wants pocket money.
2. He had better obey his parents if he wants pocket money.
1. Brian rather takes the bus than walk to school.
2. Brian would rather take the bus than walk to school.
1. I hope Brian come.
2. I hope Brian will come.
1. Too much work! Brian has a terrible headache now, his head aches him.
2. Too much work! Brian has a terrible headache, his head aches.
1. He bought Harry Potter last book. It's the most recent one and the best one too.
2. He bought Harry Potter latest book. It's the most recent one and the best one too.
1. How is Jenny? Does she have long dark hair and green eyes?
2. What's Jenny like? Does she have long dark hair and green eyes?
1. Brian is the lonely boy in school who can speak 4 languages. He must feel alone.
2. Brian is the only boy in school who can speak 4 languages. He must feel alone.
1. He always does the same mistakes.
2. He always makes the same mistakes.
1. He's so funny. He always has me laugh.
2. He's so funny. He always makes me laugh.
1. His father always says : 'Make the right thing!'
2. His father always says : 'Do the right thing!'
1. Brian lacks his friends when he can't be with them.
2. Brian misses his friends when he can't be with them.
1. He won again; he has to be so proud.
2. He won again; he must be so proud.
1. He doesn't ride to school no more. He walks now.
2. He doesn't ride to school anymore. He walks now.
1. He doesn't need no help with Maths.
2. He doesn't need help with Maths.
1. He hasn't decided still; it's too early.
2. He hasn't decided yet; it's too early.
1. He has others friends on his Instagram.
2. He has other friends on his Instagram.
1. His friends? Some are boys, the other are girls
2. His friends? Some are boys, the others are girls.
1. You have to be above 18 to order a drink in a pub.
2. You have to be over 18 to order a drink in a pub.
1. If he knew, he would never have come.
2. If he had known, he would never have come.
1. He will marry to his girlfriend one day …
2. He will marry his girlfriend one day …
1. Brian remembers me of my cousin Paul.
2. Brian reminds me of my cousin Paul.
1. Somebody is perfect, aren't they?
2. Nobody is perfect, are they ?
1. Brian passes his time playing and dispensing money on games.
2. Brian spends his time playing and spending money on games.
1. He's not a baby anymore and yet he no longer drinks hot milk before bed.
2. He's not a baby anymore and yet he still drinks hot milk before bed.
1. He stopped to work taking a short break.
2. He stopped working to take a short break.
1. Have a shower or a bath? It's hard to take a decision.
2. Have a shower or a bath? It's hard to make a decision.
1. Brian thinks charities are right to help the poors and the homeless.
2. Brian thinks charities are right to help the poor and the homeless.
1. It's time he goes to bed.
2. It's time he went to bed.
1. He can't drive a car when he has 18.
2. He can't drive a car until he is 18.
1. As a baby, Brian used drank a lot of milk.
2. As a baby, Brian used to drink a lot of milk.
1. He's English : he is used to play in the rain and the cold!
2. He's English : he is used to playing in the rain and the cold!
1. This is the most stupid thing he has never done!
2. This is the most stupid thing he has ever done!
1. He read many books so far.
2. He has read many books so far.
1. One speaks English here.
2. English is spoken.
1. Brian's cousin is waiting for a baby.
2. Brian's cousin is expecting a baby.
1. His parents want that he becomes a lawyer.
2. His parents want him to become a lawyer.
1. He doesn't remember the day where he was born.
2. He doesn't remember the day when he was born.
1. He's uncertain when he should go or stay.
2. He's uncertain whether he should go or stay.
1. He really worked hard last weekend that surprised everyone.
2. He really worked hard last weekend, which surprised everyone.
1. The all school knows Brian. He is so popular.
2. The whole school knows Brian. He is so popular.
1. Brian regrets that he can't drive a car.
2. Brian wishes he could drive a car.
1. I wish you are here.
2. I wish you were here.
1. If only you can see him now!
2. If only you could see him now!
1. Brian is a smart English young boy.
2. Brian is a smart young English boy.
1. Everyone doesn't follow football in England.
2. Not everyone follows football in England.
1. The youth prefer a mobile phone to a computer.
2. The young prefer a mobile phone to a computer.
1. There exists many solutions to this problem.
2. There exist many solutions to this problem.
1. £100 is too much, he can't afford buying one.
2. £100 is too much, he can't afford to buy one.
1. Do you want any? (I think you will say yes)
2. Do you want some? (I think you will say yes)
1. On the first hand it's convenient, but on the second hand it's very expensive.
2. On the one hand it's convenient, but on the other hand it's very expensive.
1. Brian is said he is a very helpful boy.
2. Brian is said to be a very helpful boy.
1. Brian can invite his friends over but they don't make too much noise.
2. Brian can invite his friends over as long as they don't make too much noise.
1. Brian loves pop rock but he can't stand listen to metal.
2. Brian loves pop rock but he can't stand listening to metal.
1. Even he's young, he's sensible.
2. Even though he's young, he's sensible.

Remedial according to Brian - www.franglish.fr A vocabulary problem? - Wordreference

Remedial according to Brian - www.franglish.fr

A vocabulary problem? - Wordreference