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Subject-auxiliary inversion after SO + adverb / adjective and SUCH | Grammaring

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When adverbial or adjectival phrases starting with so are placed at the beginning of the sentence for emphatic effect, the subject and auxiliary are inverted:

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Certificate in Advanced English (CAE)

The third part of the Reading and Use of English paper in the C1 Advanced Examination is word formation where you have to use a root such as 'able' and create an appropriate word (disable, unable, ability) to fill the gap in a text.

2. After a difficult ________, Michael went on to be a successful lawyer.
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Exam Tip!

If you are sure that the word is, for example, an adjective but you can't think what the exact word is, try thinking of "usual" prefixes and suffixes. Perhaps it needs the suffix "ive" or the prefix "de". Try a few out and see which ones seem to be best. This can also be done with nouns and verbs. Remember one thing: you know more English than you think you do! If you don't try, when you see the answer, you'll say "I knew that!" so think a little first, try to build your way to the answer!

Exam Tip!

Read the entire text/sentence to get a good idea of context. What "type" of word do you need? It's good practice to go through one of these exercises just thinking about "what category of word?" and "positive or negative?" Is it a positive noun (competitiveness) or a negative adjective (unfriendly). Always be thinking in those terms and it will make the word formation part of the Use of English exam easier.

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C1 Advanced (Certificate in Advanced English) Examination Word Formation | esl-lounge Student

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The third part of the Reading and Use of English paper in the C1 Advanced Examination is word formation where you have to use a root such as 'able' and create an appropriate word (disable, unable, ability) to fill the gap in a text. 2.

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If you need to broaden your vocabulary, it is necessary to practice tasks concerning word-formation. It consists in creating a new word from one existing by adding something to it. But first, you should know what a base or root, prefix and suffix are. A base or root of a word is a basic form of a word. A prefeix is a word placed at the beginning of a base word. And a suffix is a word added at the end of a base.

Creating words it is possible to create for example a noun from a verb or an adjective from a verb or noun. There are number of options, however, in some cases the possibilities are limited. It is much easier if you know English names for some parts of a sentence. There are, among other things:

To help you understand the phenomenon of word-formation in English, look at a list with some typical prefixes and suffixes for nouns, verbs and adjectives. Remember, you should look a word up in a dictionary.

-tion, -ity, -er, -ness, -ism, -ment, -ant, -ship, -age, -ery

Below, you can take a look at some examples. The root here is the word ‚sex'. Together with my amazing students we created a mind map with new vocabulary. Can you think of any other exaples? If yes, share them with us 🙂

There is nothing for it but to take a dictionary in your hands and reveal new words. Enjoy!

After creating a new word, write it down in your notebook together with an explanation or meaning in your language.

asexual adj - aseksualny, bezpłciowy

asexuality n - aseksualność, bezpłciowość

asexually adv - aseksualnie, bezpłciowo

bisexual adj - biseksualny

bisexual n - biseksualista

bisexuality n - biseksualność

desexualise v - pozbawiać seksapilu

heterosexual adj - heteroseksualny

heterosexual n - heteroseksualista

heterosexualism n - heteroseksualizm

homosexual n/adj - homoseksualista/homoseksualny

homosexuality n - homoseksualność

metrosexual adj - metroseksualny

metrosexual n - metroseksualista

seksologist n - seksuolog

sexist adj - seksistowski

sexless adj - bezpłciowy, seksualnie nieatrakcyjny

sexoholic n - seksoholik

sexoholism n - seksoholizm

sexual adj - seksualny, płciowy

sexualisation n - seksualizacja

sexualise v - przydawać erotyzmu

sexuality n - seksualność

sexually adv - seksualny, płciowy

transsexual adj - transseksualny

transsexual n - transseksualista

transsexualism n - transseksualizm

unisex adj - dla obu płci

unsexy adj - nieseksowny

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WORD-FORMATION How to create new words... | Słowotwórstwo - jak tworzyć nowe słowa... - EnglishTeaTime

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If you need to broaden your vocabulary, it is necessary to practice tasks concerning word-formation. It consists in creating a new word from one existing by adding something to it. But first, you should know what a base or root, prefix and suffix are.A base or root of a word is a basic form of ...

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80020 Free ESL, EFL worksheets made by teachers for teachers

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Free ESL and EFL printable worksheets and handouts for teaching/learning English as a second/foreign language

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Quizlet is a lightning fast way to learn vocabulary.

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It's a pity we stayed there so long I wish we hadn't stayed there so long

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More exercises on Wishes and Unreal Past

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More exercises on Wishes and Unreal Past

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Speakout Advanced p 21. Unreal Past. Extra Key Word Transformation.

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Present/ future reference 1. I'd love to have a motorbike wish I _____________________a motorbike. 2. What a shame you are leaving wis...

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Make wishes about present and past to practice using wish+ Past Simple / wish + Past Perfect / wish + would.

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A more detailed view of a game- see all questions and import them to your question bank!

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1. Replacing if

If can be replaced by words or expressions with a similar meaning.

The most common are:

as long as

assuming (that)

on condition (that)

on the assumption (that)

provided (that)

supposing (that)

unless

with the condition (that)

2. Omitting if

Had I known... (instead of If I had known...)

Were you my daughter,... (instead of: If you were my daughter,...)

Should you need my advice,... (instead of: If you should need my advice,...)

3. if ↔ when

3.1. if and when are interchangeable when the statement of the conditional clause is a fact or a general issue (also known as zero conditional)

3.2. if is used for something that, according to the speaker, might happen.

We can spend the afternoon on the beach if the weather is fine.

3.3. when is used for something that, according to the speaker, will happen.

I will clean up the kitchen right away when I'm back from work.

4. in case ↔ if

in case of can be used to shorten an if-clause as shown below:

If there is a fire, leave the room.

In case of fire, leave the room.

While if expresses a condition (1), in case is used to express a possibility (2).

1. I need painkillers if I'm in severe pain.

2. I need painkillers in case I'm in severe pain.

The expression just in case is used pretty much the same way.

I got you a pizza just in case you were hungry. (I don't know whether you are hungry)

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Replacing if - Omitting if - if vs. when - in case vs. if

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If can be replaced by words or expressions with a similar meaning. The most common are: as long as assuming (that) on condition (that) on the assumption (that) provided (that) supposing (that) unless with the condition (that) Had I known... (instead of If I had known...) Were you my daughter,...

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Conditionals (alternatives to if) class 10 January 2019

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Conditionals (alternatives to if) class 10 January 2019

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Really clear explanations of English grammar.

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Gramatyka Języka Angielskiego w Zdaniach do Tłumaczenia (P. Scheffler)

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Must, have to, mustn’t | Po Cudzemu #104

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The Modals of Deduction with the help of Sherlock HolmesSunday, January 27, 13

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Gerunds/infinitives

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Tenses for students who don't speak Polish

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Tenses for students who don't speak Polish

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Grammar Exercises - Advanced. Page One. | esl-lounge Student

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Homework

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Translate the sentences II rok Tense review