Pushy parents

Anxiety

Suspicion

One-parent family

Afford

Drums

Packed off

Sorts

Taken over from

Keep in touch

Keep an eye on

Keep up

Cheerleader

Rink

Armchair

Doze

Look for

Get on with

Endless

Some verbs that aren't normally use in the continous cause they descrive state, not actions

Some verbs that are used in the continous form when they describe actions

To talk about past habit and past states we use:

Also to talk about past habits and past states we can use:

Looking foward to hearing from you

Be awarded

Blow out

Blow up

Exchange

Propose

Send out

Unwrap

Walk down

The aisle

Balloons

The candles

A marquee (a large tent used for eating and drinking in at events held mainly outside that involve a lot of people)

A toast

Best man (in a wedding)

Bridesmaid

Honeymoon

Reception

Registry office

Witnesses

Bride

Groom

When we were engaged

Look after

Mealtimes

Scots

The speech

Widely / wide

Enthusiastically

to express a big difference:

To express a small difference:

parade

spicy

fancy

consider

foreign

unfamiliar

dense