Grammar 1.3

EVERYDAY ENGLISH
Expressing anoyance

Expressing anoyance                                             Agreeing/Disagreeing
.- It (really) anoys me when ...                              .- I know how you feel.
  
.- It frustrates me when ...                                     .- Me, too.

.- I hate ...                                                             .- You can't be serious!

.- I can't stand ...                                                    .- Really? I don't mind it at all.

Grammar 1.3
Conditional type 0 exercise:

1. If Laura goes (go) to bed late, she wakes up in a bad mood
2. If my baby niece not eats (not/eat) every three hours, she cries.
3. If Sarah takes (take) a bath in the evening, she feels relaxed afterhours.
4. If people laughs (laugh) at me, i feel embarrased.
5. If people coughs (cough) without covering their mouths, it disgusts me.
6. If Lisa meets (meet) new people, she is usually quiet and shy.
7. If i stand (stand) in a long line, i get bothered very quickly.
8. If i work (work) out, i sleep very well.

WRITTING
 Example:
If my brother is outside and it starts raining, he gets frustrated.
If my brother goes to bed late, he's in a bad mood the next day.