to be | to have

When we talk about experiencing hunger, thirst, heat, cold, certain common physical conditions we usually use be + adjective (or feel + adjective).

When we talk about age, height, weight, size and colour, we also use be:

• I am hungry.
• I feel very tired.
  
• I feel a bit nervous about the presentation tomorrow.
  
• I’m afraid we don’t have enough money.
• She’s under twenty which is a little young.
• He’s mature for his age.

Our online courses and modules are designed with you in mind:

• flexible: you have busy lives, so our courses fit your schedule
• practical: we use everyday examples and situations to help you understand
• practice: there is only one way to improve; mistakes are there to help us learn
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Our online module How to avoid common mistakes takes you through the most common mistakes and how to avoid them:

How to avoid common mistakes