Word Network: ache

Dialect vs. Language: What's the Difference?

confusable-words

B1

Relative Clauses: Defining vs Non-Defining Meaning

relative_clauses

B1

Help! — Emergency & Survival Phrases

expressions_patterns

A0

Emphasis: I *do* like it! (Emphatic Do/Does/Did)

sentence_structure

C1

Let-them vs. Let-they: What's the Difference?

confusable-words

B1

I'm a student/teacher

State your occupation

A2

I am a student/teacher.

State your profession.

A2

ache for (something/someone)

To feel a deep, prolonged longing or desire for something or someone you miss or cannot have.

B2

I work as a teacher.

Stating one's profession

A2

We have reached the end

Presentation and public speaking expression

B2

ache to (do something)

To have a very strong and persistent desire to do a particular action. This is an infinitive construction but is often used like a phrasal verb.

B2