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- Parts of Speech803
- Nouns and Pronouns660
- Articles, Determiners and Quantifiers727
- Adjectives and Adverbs1,037
- Prepositions and Conjunctions263
- Verbs, Tenses and Modals832
- Gerunds and Infinitives217
- Sentence Structure, Phrases and Clauses523
- Subject-Verb Agreement109
- Questions and Imperatives420
- Relative Clauses345
- Conditionals, Wishes and Regrets200
- Active and Passive Voice330
- Reported Speech311
- Grammar Usage and Common Errors147
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THE PASSIVE VOICE - created from Mind Map FUNCTION SENTENCES STRUCTURE
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Estilo Indirecto - Inglés - created from Mind Map Verbs Adverbs Pronouns
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CONNECTORS - creado desde un Mapa Mental PLACE CONTRAST MANNER
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Conjunctions - creado desde un Mapa Mental Examples they join words, phrases and clauses together they join words, phrases and clauses together
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Nouns - created from Mind Map COMMON NOUN PROPER NOUN CONCRETE NOUN
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Pronouns - created from Mind Map They are usually short for I CENTRAL NOUNS PERSONAL PRONOUNS
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Countable and uncountable nouns Countable nouns can be singular or plural and are used for individual things which we can count. They can be preceded by a/an, one, this/that, each, every.In the plural form they can be preceded by some, any, many, fe...
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Indefinite Pronouns - created from Mind Map Are Use We can add -'s to an indefinite pronoun to make a possessive.
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If and Whether If and whether We often use these words interchangeably in statements and indirect questions, but one difference is that we use whether when we havetwo clear choices. Compare these:1) I don't know if Finn wants tea or...
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Untitled_4 28 Possessive Adjectives English Grammar Rules Possessive adjectives are used to show possession or ownership of something. While we use them when we refer to people, it is more in the sense of relationship than owner...
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Untitled_6 5 There vs Their vs They're Common Mistakes - English Grammar A common mistake not only for students learning English but also for native speakers is the difference between There, Their and They're in written English....
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English - Language Random list of specific nounscarcassessaxophonebillboardspine treesdaffodilslawnsandalsice cubefireflymacaws Random list of verbsslicedicechopwhipbroilmarinatesimmerbakecoatsteam Making sentences :1.The tall PINE TREE...
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wbcs 2016 pre test
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From active to passive / infinitive or gerund? A) Turn from Active to Passive: 1. The gardener has planted some trees. Some trees have been planted by the gardener. 2. Doctor Brown will give you some advice. ...........................................................
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Untitled I went to a museum - Only one person knows. I went to the museum - Both people know. And ride a bike in the park with my friend. And rode a bike in the park with my friend. My friend - Both know hi...
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INFINITIVES,PARTICIPLE AND GERUNDS- GRAMMER To sneeze, to smash, to cry, to shriek, to jump, to dunk, to read, to eat, to slurp—all of these are infinitives. An infinitive will almost always begin with to followed by the simple form of the verb, like this: To +...
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English fanboys
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04/16/2025 - Ana I stay in São Paulo. I am in São Paulo. I had a exam. I had an exam. I don't have any plans. Since it’s getting late, let’s wrap things up. As you’re my friend, I’ll be honest with you. --- I'll b...
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Lesson 2A Indicate Places To ask where a place is located say "¿Dónde está + [place]?" To answer say "[place] está + en + [location]." The irregular verb estar (to be) is used to express location. Its forms are yo - estoy...
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Untitled EXTRA EXERCISES LESSONS 1 TO 6 A. LESSON 3 - COMPLETE WITH THE MODALS OF ADVICE 1 - We should go home, mom is waiting for us. 2 - Your friend ought to apologize, he wasn’t wrong about that. 3 -had better&nb...
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Module 2: Basic Eng Grammar Writing, for example, has different rules to those used when speaking.When speaking you may be more informal and use body language to get your message across.In writing you need to follow the rules of the language you...
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Untitled GRAMMAR UNIT 7 PRESENT SIMPLE AND PAST SIMPLE: AFFIRMATIVE OR NEGATIVE Present simple passive:Water is in the fridge.A crime isn´t solvedPast simple passive:Your cookies were excelent.The hacker was arrested
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Untitled No have anything special. It isn't having anything special. - Present Continuous. It doesn't have anything special. - Present Simple. In the school. In a school. (Verbo??) Sujeito + Verbo + Objeto Is it ...
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Simple Present + outros assuntos
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07/08/2025 - Dhiego I am feeling tired. Tomorrow is a holiday, you have all free time in the world. What is your plan for tomorrow? I will stay at home. Do your children share food / toy with each o...
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04/22/2025 - Vini My family and I were waiting for my grandma die. My family and I were waiting for my grandma to die. All medicine. All kinds of medicine. She is my grandma on my mother's side. She is my grandma on my fa...
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Apuntes sobre Partes del Habla, Análisis de la Oración y los Verbos Regulares e Irregulares ...
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formas present : we use to talk about thinks that are happening at the moment we use an "s" with the "he" "she" "it" in affirmative form we use the subject plus the verb in present plus the complementto the negative form we ...
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Pronouns - created from Mind Map Pronouns are words that replace nouns. DemonstrativeA demonstrative pronoun is a pronoun that is used to point to something specific within a sentence. These pronouns can indicate items in space or time, and...
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Grandmma2 What is the subject of a sentence So far, we have looked at how to punctuate but what's in the sentence that makes it a sentence? There are subjects and verbs but let's take a look at subjects first Subjects are alway...
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Untitled Unit One - Nice To Meet You 1. Grammar Verb To Be - Affirmative form. I am (I'm)You are (you're)She is (she's)He is (he'sIt is...
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WRITTEN EXPRESSION AGREEMENT ERRORS - creado desde un Mapa Mental Subject-verb agreement. Agreement between the subject and the main verb is necessary for the present tense of all main verbs, and for both the present and the past tense of the verb "be". FIRST GROUP OF PROBLEM AREAS ...
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be to do sth be to do [sth] v expr (be supposed to do [sth]) tener que vtr + conj deber⇒ vtr (formal)haber de v cop + prep Students, you're to arrive at 8:00 so that ...
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04/23/2025 - Janaina I went in a musical. I went to a musical. One friend. One friend of mine. His mom have a restaurant. His mom has a restaurant. This restaurant make. This restaurant promotes. There are play...
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The adverb clause- short note The Adverb Clause Recognize an adverb clause when you see one. An adverb clause will meet three requirements: First, it will contain a subject and verb. You will also find a subordinate conjunction that keeps the clau...
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05/07/2025 - Peter Maiara and I did the tour. Maiara and I took the tour. We didn't have a guide. We had a guide. They didn't offer a guide. They didn't offer us a guide. Today until Sunday. From today to Sund...
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Models of English exercises SUBJECT AND PREDICATE, EXAMPLESmy sister bought a toy S = My sister P = bought a toyhe fell because of the dog S = the dog P = he fell becausebeautiful your smile S = smile P= beautifulthe room is tidy and clean S = t...
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GRAMMAR Conditional: Is used to talk about possible situations and their results. If + condition + result. Passive voice: The passive voice is used when the action is more important than who made it. Reported speech: R...
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Nouns - creado desde un Mapa Mental Countable Uncountables Concrete