https://padlet.com/ovanegasgarcia96/tagehtpgzjq99bdk en-us 2021-05-07 22:22:27 UTC 2021-05-07 22:51:12 UTC hello@padlet.com ovanegasgarcia96 https://padlet.com/ovanegasgarcia96/tagehtpgzjq99bdk/wish/1504227844 We can describe things with adjectives to say why we like or don't like them.]]> 2021-05-07 22:25:25 UTC https://padlet.com/ovanegasgarcia96/tagehtpgzjq99bdk/wish/1504227844 ovanegasgarcia96 https://padlet.com/ovanegasgarcia96/tagehtpgzjq99bdk/wish/1504230127 Example:
I like chess. It's interesting.
I don't like maths. It's difficult.]]> 2021-05-07 22:27:01 UTC https://padlet.com/ovanegasgarcia96/tagehtpgzjq99bdk/wish/1504230127 ovanegasgarcia96 https://padlet.com/ovanegasgarcia96/tagehtpgzjq99bdk/wish/1504231223 Make + someone + feel + adjective
Example:
The colours make me feel excited.]]> 2021-05-07 22:27:40 UTC https://padlet.com/ovanegasgarcia96/tagehtpgzjq99bdk/wish/1504231223 ovanegasgarcia96 https://padlet.com/ovanegasgarcia96/tagehtpgzjq99bdk/wish/1504231354 We can use make in different ways to talk about how something affects us emotionally.]]> 2021-05-07 22:27:45 UTC https://padlet.com/ovanegasgarcia96/tagehtpgzjq99bdk/wish/1504231354 ovanegasgarcia96 https://padlet.com/ovanegasgarcia96/tagehtpgzjq99bdk/wish/1504238666 Make + someone + want to + base form
Example:
It makes her want to go to sleep.]]> 2021-05-07 22:32:52 UTC https://padlet.com/ovanegasgarcia96/tagehtpgzjq99bdk/wish/1504238666 ovanegasgarcia96 https://padlet.com/ovanegasgarcia96/tagehtpgzjq99bdk/wish/1504240450 Subject: the person doing the action.
Direct object: the thing the subject acts on.
Indirect object: the person receiving the direct object.]]> 2021-05-07 22:34:10 UTC https://padlet.com/ovanegasgarcia96/tagehtpgzjq99bdk/wish/1504240450 ovanegasgarcia96 https://padlet.com/ovanegasgarcia96/tagehtpgzjq99bdk/wish/1504243697 2021-05-07 22:36:34 UTC https://padlet.com/ovanegasgarcia96/tagehtpgzjq99bdk/wish/1504243697 ovanegasgarcia96 https://padlet.com/ovanegasgarcia96/tagehtpgzjq99bdk/wish/1504244999 The present form of the verb usually changes to the past form.
am/is > was
are > were
do/does > did
have/has > had
can > could
will > would
Examples:
Direct speech: people over 30 are old.
Reported speech: she said people over 30 were old.]]> 2021-05-07 22:37:30 UTC https://padlet.com/ovanegasgarcia96/tagehtpgzjq99bdk/wish/1504244999 ovanegasgarcia96 https://padlet.com/ovanegasgarcia96/tagehtpgzjq99bdk/wish/1504248423 We change pronouns.
I > he / she
Examples:
Direct speech: I think the music is too loud.
Reported speech: he said he thought the music was too loud.]]> 2021-05-07 22:40:01 UTC https://padlet.com/ovanegasgarcia96/tagehtpgzjq99bdk/wish/1504248423 ovanegasgarcia96 https://padlet.com/ovanegasgarcia96/tagehtpgzjq99bdk/wish/1504250254 Verbs in this form usually stay the same in reported speech.
Examples:
Direct speech: Jimmy said, 'I didn't break the window'.
Reported speech: Jimmy said that he didn't break the window.]]> 2021-05-07 22:41:22 UTC https://padlet.com/ovanegasgarcia96/tagehtpgzjq99bdk/wish/1504250254 ovanegasgarcia96 https://padlet.com/ovanegasgarcia96/tagehtpgzjq99bdk/wish/1504250326 With reported speech, we often use said and told.
When we use told, we say who is being spoken to.
When we use say, we don't normally mention who is being spoken to.
Examples:
He told me he drove a Bentley.
He said that he drove a Bentley.]]> 2021-05-07 22:41:25 UTC https://padlet.com/ovanegasgarcia96/tagehtpgzjq99bdk/wish/1504250326