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- 1. ESCUELA : NOMBRES: COMUNICATIVE GRAMMAR III (2do bimestre) FECHA: Mgs. Paúl González T. OCTUBRE 20010 – FEBRERO 2011 Inglés
Hinweis der Redaktion
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- Capitalize the first letter of proper nouns. utpl
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- In affirmative sentences, much is very formal: We saw much pollution. Few and little usually mean “not enough”. utpl
- Much isn’t formal in questions and negative sentences. utpl
- A and B are not talking about a specific book. utpl
- A and B are talking about a specific book. utpl
- Use a before consonant sounds . Use an before vowel sounds . It is the sound , not the letter, that determines whether you use a or an . utpl
- Most common nouns can be (count and non-count singular and plural) utpl
- Primer ejemplo:A and B are students in a classroom. A is a new student. Segundo ejemplo: (it is often indefinite the first time it is mentioned) utpl
- Remember: In imperative sentences, the subject is you , and you can be either singular or plural utpl
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- Some adjectives have irregular superlative forms. For example good- the best bad-the worst
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- Don’t confuse a gerund with the progressive form of the verb: He is drinking coffee right now. utpl
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- Some verbs can be followed by an infinitive or an object+infinitive. I asked to join the club. I asked them to join the club. utpl
- Do not use will to talk about preferences. utpl
- Would prefer + infinitive is more common than would prefer + gerund. utpl
- Must is stronger than have to . utpl
- We almost never use must or have got to in questions. utpl
- We often use can’t instead of must to express prohibition in spoken English utpl
- Use be supposed to only in the simple present or the simple past . utpl
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- We usually do not contract might not , and we never contract may not . utpl
- We often use have got to instead of have to in informal speech and writing . We usually contract have or has . utpl