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Passive

ysmnzr — 2022-01-15 15:35:03 UTC

We use passive sentences when the person doing the action is not clear.

Words that go together

ysmnzr — 2022-01-15 15:39:46 UTC

send + a text message
start + a car
make + a phone call
do + exercises
take + a photo
play + the piano

Adverbs - Adjective

ysmnzr — 2022-01-15 15:46:13 UTC

The adverbs -well and badly- can combine with past participles to form adjectives.
well-konwn
badly-behaved

The Sentences
1)She has a wonderful job. She's very well-paid.
2)I didn't enjoy that novel. It was really badly-written.
3)Can I have my steak very well-done please ? I don't like it rare.
4)I hope their children don't come. They're so badly-behaved.

Present Perfect Continuous

ysmnzr — 2022-01-15 15:57:43 UTC

The Present Perfect Continuous Tense is used for an action that started in the past and still continues. The action started in the past, continues now, and perhaps will continue in the future.

Birth, Marriage and Death

ysmnzr — 2022-01-15 16:09:23 UTC

WORD
single : unrelated person
engaged : couple who decided to get married
married : couple who got wedding
divorced : couple separated after marriage
widowed : woman whose husband died

Good news - Bad news

ysmnzr — 2022-01-15 17:26:26 UTC

Good New
- My wife had a baby last night.
+ Congratulations! Was it boy or girl?
- A boy! William James
+ How much did he weigh?
- 4.1 kilos
+ Ooh! A big boy. How are mother and baby doing?
- They're fine

Bad New
+ We lost Grandpa last week.
- I know. Your dad told me. I'm so sorry. He was a lovely man. Everyone was really fond of him.
+ He and Grandpa were together nearly sixty years
- That's incredible! How old was he ?
+ Eighty - eight
- And how's your Grandma coping?
+ She's OK. She' got her family aorund her.
- Well, I am sure you all have wonderful memories of him.

If + will/might/would conditionals

ysmnzr — 2022-01-15 17:33:45 UTC

1) In first conditional sentences what tense comes after if?
What is the other verb form?
If it is sunny, we will go for a picnic.
We won't go out if it rains.

2) The first conditional refers to real time and real future situtations.
If we have time, we will see some friends.

3) Might + infinitive expresses a future possibility.
Might = will perhaps.
I might go out, or I might stay at home. I'm not sure.

If + would

ysmnzr — 2022-01-15 17:42:47 UTC

1) What verbs forms do we use in second conditional sentences?
If I had a brother. I would play with him.

2) The second conditional describes am improbable/impossible situtation. Which sentences is more probable?
If he trains hard, he will be in the team.
If he trained hard, he would be in the team.

Prepositions

ysmnzr — 2022-01-15 17:51:42 UTC

PREPOSİTİONS ARE LITTLE WORDS, BUT THEY ARE EVERYWHERE !
- We are connected TO the sun BY gravity.
- I am going out ON a date WİTH Alice.

Thank you and goodbye!

ysmnzr — 2022-01-15 18:03:11 UTC

A) I hope you have a good flight! Who is meeting you ?
B) My sister, Sarah
A) Remember to give her my love.
B) Will do. OK, it's boarding. I have to go now. Bye!
A) Right. Look after yourself! Bye!

A) Goodbye! And thanks for everything.
It was great fun.
B) I really enjoyed being your teacher.
C) We learned such a lot with you!
B) Thank you! Good luck with your English. Keep pracsiting!
A) We will.