Grammar points 2023 onwards learned by Le le

jangchul1910 — 2024-01-13 03:57:11 UTC

You might need/ may need some rest

you might feel better ....

can/ could

if you take good notes, you can remember better

While I'm studying so hard, my parents might be watching some movies together/ must be enjoying their meal out at a restaurant

Use (cách dùng)

jangchul1910 — 2024-01-13 09:47:27 UTC

Form (cấu trúc)

jangchul1910 — 2024-01-13 09:47:47 UTC

example (personal)

jangchul1910 — 2024-01-13 09:48:01 UTC

Example

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You look delightful, you must have got a good score on your test

Use

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to report or retell some one speech

Example

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The cookies were baked by my mom.

Form

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S + be + P2

=> Simple

S + was/ were + BE + P2

am/ is/are

will

=> continuous

S+ was/ were + BEING + P2

am/ is/ are

=> perfect

S + have / has + BEEN + P2

had

Example

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He must try his best to win the contest to earn 230 bucks.

example

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If it rains, I won't go to the park

Use

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to express possibility, ability, permission, or necessity

Form

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Modal verbs have only one form. They have no -ing or -ed forms and do not add -s to the 3rd person singular form.

Use

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To show things that begin in the past and still continue in the future.

Example

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she has been the face of channel since she was 23 years old.

Form

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has/have been + present participle (root form of verb + -ing)

Example

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I had been very exited before the trip.

Form

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zero

first

two

third -

If I + past perfect, would/ could + have + P2

=> If I had been given a chance to go back to HK, I would have tried the street food instead of going to restaurants

Form

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had + [past participle]

Form

jangchul1910 — 2024-01-13 10:43:52 UTC

S + told sb + that + S- V

said (to sb)

V = one tense backward

"You need to study harder tomorrow", My dad said

=> My dad said to me that I NEEDED to study harder the day after

time signal

yesterday => the day before

next month => the following month

now => then

verb