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    Monday, 28 February 2011

    THE TIME OF THE VERB'S ACTION


    THE TIME OF THE VERB'S ACTION

    Two past actions happened at the same time.
       Two actions happened together. 
      She  said "hello" when she entered  the house.
      The car  ran out of gas and stopped. 
      We  sent the gift when we knew  she left.


    One past action happened before the other.
      The first past time.  The second past time.  The completed action.
      She had already  entered the house  before she said "hello."
      The car had run out of gas  before it stopped. 
      We had already sent the gift  before we knew  she left.


    Two future actions will happen at the same time.
       Two actions will happen together. 
      She  will say "hello" when you enter  the house.
      The car  will run out of gas and stop. 
      We  will send the gift when we know  she is leaving.


    One future action will happen before the other.
      The first future time.  The second future time.
      She will have said "hello"  before you enter the house.
      The car will have run out of gas  before it stops.
      We will have sent the gift  before we know she is leaving.
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    DON'T USE TWO NEGATIVES

    DON'T USE TWO NEGATIVES

      He doesn't have  money.  He doesn't have any money
      He has no money
      We didn't do  yesterday.  We didn't do anything yesterday.
      We did nothing yesterday.
      You don't know  about it.  You don't know anything about it.
      You know nothing about it.
      They won't see  one there.  They won't see anyone there.
      They will see no one there.
      We aren't going  tomorrow.  We aren't going anywhere tomorrow.
      We are going nowhere tomorrow.
      I didn't get  of it.  I didn't get any of it.
      I got none of it.
      We didn't see  there.  We didn't see anybody there.
      We saw nobody there.
      I don't have  money or food.  I don't have either money or food.
      I have neither money nor food.
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    THE VERB AGREES WITH ITS SUBJECT


    THE VERB AGREES WITH ITS SUBJECT
      women agree The women from that group always agree to control it.
      group agrees That group of women always agrees to control it.
      students learn The students in this school learn English.
      school teaches This school for men teaches English.
      children take The children from this family take a part with us.
      family takes This family with three children takes a part with us.
      Peter runs he runs Peter sometimes runs.
      John and Peter run they run John and Peter sometimes run together.
      car is it is The car is on the road.
      car and bus are they are The car and bus are on the road.
      hand was it was His hand was hurt.
      hand and arm were they were Both his hand and arm were hurt.


    THE USE OF "OTHER"
      another is     (one person)  Another man is strong.
      others are     (two or more people)  Others are strong.
      the other is     (one person)  The other man is strong.
      the others are     (two or more people)  The others are strong.
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    "WILL" AND "MAY" OR "MIGHT" "Will" indicates certainty. I will go tomorrow. He will talk about the emergency. It will be a large amount of money. They will do all of their work. "May" or "Might" indicates doubt.

    "WILL" AND "MAY" OR "MIGHT"            

    "Will" indicates certainty.
      I will go tomorrow.
      He will talk about the emergency.
      It will be a large amount of money.
      They will do all of their work.


    "May" or "Might" indicates doubt.
      Stronger Possibility  Weaker Possibility
      I may go tomorrow.  I might go tomorrow.
      He may talk about the emergency.  He might talk about the emergency.
      It may be a large amount of money.  It might be a large amount of money.
      They may do all of their work.  They might do all of their work.

    I will go tomorrow.   (It is certain.)
    I may go tomorrow.   (I will decide later.)
    I might go tomorrow.   (But I probably will not.)

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    NUMBERS


    NUMBERS
      The #  The word  The word used in a sentence.
      0  zero  There were no children.
      1  one  There was one boy.
      2  two  There were two boys.
      3  three  There were three children.
      4  four  There are four girls.
      5  five  There were five men.
      6  six  There are six people.
      7  seven  There are seven children.
      8  eight  There will be eight men.
      9  nine  We have nine books.
      10  ten  We have 10 books.
      11  eleven  We have 11 books.
      12  twelve  There were 12 boys.
      13  thirteen  We have 13 stores.
      14  fourteen  There are 14 girls.
      15  fifteen  The city owns 15 buses.
      16  sixteen  There are 16 stores.
      17  seventeen  We had 17 cards.
      18  eighteen  There are 18 children.
      19  nineteen  There will be 19 men.
      20  twenty  We have 20 books.
      21  twenty one  The city owns 21 buses.
      22  twenty two  There will be 22 houses.
      30  thirty  There are 30 in the group.
      33  thirty three  There will be 33 men.
      34  thirty four  There were 34 children.
      40  forty  There are around 40 boys.
      45  forty five  There are 45 stores.
      46  forty six  We had 46 cards.
      50  fifty  There will be 50 gifts.
      57  fifty seven  There will be 57 cars.
      58  fifty eight  There were 58 children.
      60  sixty  There are 60 in the group.
      69  sixty nine  We have 69 books.
      70  seventy  We had 70 children here.
      80  eighty  The city owns 80 buses.
      90  ninety  There will be 90 men.
      100  one hundred  There are around 100 boys.
      101  one hundred (and) one  There will be 101 gifts.
      110  one hundred (and) ten  The city owns 110 buses.
      120  one hundred (and) twenty  We had 120 girls.
      200  two hundred  There will be 200 houses.
      230  two hundred (and) thirty  There were 230 people.
      235  two hundred (and) thirty five  There are 235 in the group.
      1008  one thousand (and) eight  We have 1,008 books.
      1026  one thousand (and) twenty six  We had 1,026 people.
      1480  one thousand four hundred (and) eighty  There are about 1,480 books.
      1487  one thousand four hundred (and) eighty seven  There were 1,487 people.


      1st  first  It was the first time they walked.
      2nd  second  There will be a second leader.
      3rd  third  There was a third murder.
      4th  fourth  This will be the fourth time it was destroyed.
      5th  fifth  It will be the fifth gift he has given to us.
      6th  sixth  That will be the sixth card he has handed over.
      7th  seventh  She is the seventh ancestor we found.
      8th  eighth  Why was the eighth man here?
      9th  ninth  Is the ninth book his?
      10th  tenth  They all looked at the tenth word.
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    WORDS THAT DESCRIBE


    WORDS THAT DESCRIBE                 

      big  bigger  biggest
      black  blacker  blackest
      dark  darker  darkest
      dull  duller  dullest
      early  earlier  earliest
      fast  faster  fastest
      fat  fatter  fattest
      few  fewer  fewest
      fine  finer  finest
      good  better  best
      grand  grander  grandest
      hard  harder  hardest
      healthy  healthier  healthiest
      holy  holier  holiest
      hot  hotter  hottest
      kind  kinder  kindest
      large  larger  largest
      late  later  latest
      little  littler  littlest
      long  longer  longest
      near  nearer  nearest
      old  older  oldest
      rich  richer  richest
      short  shorter  shortest
      sick  sicker  sickest
      sleepy  sleepier  sleepiest
      slim  slimmer  slimmest
      small  smaller  smallest
      smart  smarter  smartest
      straight  straighter  straightest
      tall  taller  tallest
      thin  thinner  thinnest
      tiny  tinier  tiniest
      ugly  uglier  ugliest
      white  whiter  whitest
      young  younger  youngest


      angry  angrier  angriest  angrily
      bad  worse  worst  badly
      bold  bolder  boldest  boldly
      bright  brighter  brightest  brightly
      clean  cleaner  cleanest  cleanly
      clear  clearer  clearest  clearly
      close  closer  closest  closely
      cold  colder  coldest  coldly
      cool  cooler  coolest  coolly
      deep  deeper  deepest  deeply
      full  fuller  fullest  fully
      great  greater  greatest  greatly
      happy  happier  happiest  happily
      heavy  heavier  heaviest  heavily
      high  higher  highest  highly
      light  lighter  lightest  lightly
      loud  louder  loudest  loudly
      mean  meaner  meanest  meanly
      neat  neater  neater  neatly
      nice  nicer  nicest  nicely
      noisy  noisier  noisiest  noisily
      quick  quicker  quickest  quickly
      sad  sadder  saddest  sadly
      sharp  sharper  sharpest  sharply
      shy  shyer  shyest  shyly
      slow  slower  slowest  slowly
      smooth  smoother  smoothest  smoothly
      strict  stricter  strictest  strictly
      strong  stronger  strongest  strongly
      sweet  sweeter  sweetest  sweetly
      tight  tighter  tightest  tightly
      warm  warmer  warmest  warmly


      attractive  more attractive  most attractive  attractively
      beautiful  more beautiful  most beautiful  beautifully
      clever  more clever  most cleaver  cleverly
      cruel  more cruel  most cruel  cruelly
      deceitful  more deceitful  most deceitful  deceitfully
      famous  more famous  most famous  famously
      furious  more furious  most furious  furiously
      jealous  more jealous  most jealous  jealously
      peaceful  more peaceful  most peaceful  peacefully
      personal  more personal  most personal  personally
      powerful  more powerful  most powerful  powerfully
      public  more public  most public  publicly
      religious  more religious  most religious  religiously
      responsible  more responsible  most responsible  responsibly
      shameful  more shameful  most shameful  shamefully
      wicked  more wicked  most wicked  wickedly
      worthy  more worthy  most worthy  worthily
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  • ▼  2011 (65)
    • ▼  February (65)
      • SAYING THINGS POLITELY
      • TWO-WORD VERBS
      • DOING OR RECEIVING THE ACTIO
      • WHEN SOMETHING HAPPENS
      • "THIS," "THAT," "THESE" AND "THOSE"
      • When and time
      • THE TIME OF THE VERB'S ACTION
      • relations
      • DON'T USE TWO NEGATIVES
      • THE VERB AGREES WITH ITS SUBJECT
      • "WILL" AND "MAY" OR "MIGHT" "Will" i...
      • NUMBERS
      • WORDS THAT DESCRIBE
      • USING APOSTROPHES
      • USING THE CORRECT WORD
      • PUTTING WORDS IN THEIR CORRECT PLACE
      • MAKING A STRONG EMPHASIS
      • WORDS THAT REPLACE A NAME
      • "CAN" AND "MAY"
      • VERB TABLE
      • "TO BE," "TO DO," "TO HAVE" AND "TO GO"
      • lesson 17
      • lesson 16
      • lesson 15
      • lesson 14
      • lesson 13
      • lesson 12
      • lesson 11
      • lesson 10
      • lesson 9
      • lesson 8
      • lesson 7
      • lesson 6
      • lesson 5
      • lesson 3
      • lesson 2
      • lessons
      • lessons
      • lessons
      • practise
      • practise
      • lessons
      • lesson 1
      • ENGLISH SENTENCES
      • important sentences
      • BUSINESS VOCABULARY
      • COMPLETE T TO Z VOCABULARY LIST
      • COMPLETE Q,R,S VOCABULARY LIST
      • COMPLETE N,O,P VOCABULARY LIST
      • COMPLETE K,L, M VOCABULARY LIST
      • COMPLETE J VOCABULARY LIST
      • COMPLETE I VOCABULARY LIST
      • COMPLETE H VOCABULARY LIST
      • COMPLETE G VOCABULARY LIST
      • COMPLETE F VOCABULARY LIST
      • COMPLETE E VOCABULARY LIST
      • COMPLETE D VOCABULARY LIST
      • COMPLETE C VOCABULARY LIST
      • COMPLETE B VOCABULARY LIST
      • COMPLETE A VOCABULARY LIST
      • VERBS 2
      • FUTURE TENSES
      • PRESENT TENSE
      • PAST TENSE
      • VERBS

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