Useful expressions with LIKE:  Like: (person) I like him very much. Like: (activity, others ...) I like apples. I doesn't like playing tennis. Be like: Be like = look like…

LIKE as a VERB: "like to" and "like + verb-ing" with repeated, regular actions: "like" can be followed by either an infinitive or by either the -ing form: by an…

Expressions, Idiomatics, Phrasal verbs using LET. Let alone: "much less". I’ve never been to Europe, let alone in Italy. I’ve never met a politician, let alone the President.  Let go: it can…

LET Let means: allow, permission, possible, suggestion, rent out Subject + LET + Object + Bare Infinitive (infinitive without "to") LET can mean "allow", "give permission". You allow someone to…

Have something done, Get something done Have + Past Participle: I had my car repaired yesterday ...   I HAVE SOMETHING DONE : Used to say that you get somebody else…