https://padlet.com/duruguzel/Bookmarks Made with joy en-us 2022-02-08 16:04:50 UTC 2022-03-08 18:07:19 UTC hello@padlet.com duruguzel https://padlet.com/duruguzel/Bookmarks/wish/2038538223 -EVER/NEVER-
*We use "never" for making a negative meaning without using not.
I have never been in Europe.
*We use "ever" in negative sentences and questions.
She hasn't ever done bungee jumping.
Have you ever been in Turkey?
-JUST/YET/ALREADY-
*We use "just" and "already" for the things we have done in the near future.
I have just arrived home.
I have already finished that book.
*We use "yet" for the thing we haven't done but planning to do it.
He hasn't brushed his teeth yet.
-BEEN/GONE-
*We use "been" when we have gone somewhere and come back.
They have been to the canteen.
*We use "gone" when we have gone somewhere and haven't come back yet.
She has gone to the supermarket.
-FOR/SINCE-
*We use "for" for talking about uncertain dates with present perfect.
I have been working in here for 5 years.
*We use "since" for talking about certain dates with present perfect.
I have been working in here since 2016.

]]> 2022-02-09 18:00:29 UTC https://padlet.com/duruguzel/Bookmarks/wish/2038538223 duruguzel https://padlet.com/duruguzel/Bookmarks/wish/2084459270 *We use "comparatives" for comparing two things in a good way or a bad way.

*We use adjectives for making a comparative meaning.

*We have to add -er to short adjectives (one syllabled adjectives) for giving a comparative meaning to the sentences.
She is nicer than you are.
Sally is shorter than her father.

*When the adjective ends with -y, -er turns into -ier
Her brother is heavier than her.
My mother is happier than my father.

*When the adjective ends with a vowel, we double the consonant.
Their house is bigger than ours.
His uncle is fatter than his father.

*But if the adjective is not one syllable we have to add "more" before we add the adjective.
Charlie is more handsome than Ryan.
Felicia is more beautiful than Mary.

*After we add the adjective we have to add "than".
He is a better student than her.
They work harder than we do.

*Sometimes we don't add both "-er" or "more". We change the whole word.
His behaviours are worse than his brother.
That place is farther than the mall.

*For making the comparison stronger we add "much".
She is much richer than her husband.
He is much more handsome than his brother.

IRREGULAR ADJECTIVES
*good-better
*well-better
*bad-worse
*much/many-more
*far-farther/further

ADJ+-ER+THAN
ADJ+-İER+THAN
IRREGULAR ADJ+THAN
MORE+ADJ+THAN

]]> 2022-03-08 17:16:26 UTC https://padlet.com/duruguzel/Bookmarks/wish/2084459270 duruguzel https://padlet.com/duruguzel/Bookmarks/wish/2084560886 *We use "superlatives" for making a supremacy of something.

*We use adjectives for making a superlative meaning.

*We have to add -est to short adjectives (one syllabled adjectives) for giving them a superlative meaning.
My father is the strongest man in the world!

*When the adjective ends with -y, -est turns into -iest
Güliz looks like the happiest person on earth.

*But if the adjective is not one syllabled we have to add "most" before we add the adjective.
My mother is the most beautiful woman ı've ever seen.

*Before we add the adjective we have to add "the".
This is the hardest question ı've ever solved.

*Sometimes we don't add both "-est" or "most". We change the whole adjective and we call these adjectives "irregular adjectives".
This is the worst week of my life!

*Sometimes there are some clues that show us the sentences means superlative.
...in the world
...at school
...ı've ever seen/met/known/eaten
...in my class
...in my family
...of all

IRREGULAR ADJECTIVES
*good-the best
*bad-the worst
*little-the least
*far-the farthest/the furthest
*much/many-the most

THE+ADJ+-EST
THE+ADJ+-İEST
THE+IRREGULAR ADJ
THE+MOST+ADJ]]> 2022-03-08 18:07:19 UTC https://padlet.com/duruguzel/Bookmarks/wish/2084560886