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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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06/10/2025 - Allan She go. She goes. I prefer sleep. I prefer sleeping. Peoples. People. We don't played. We didn't play. 7 persons. 7 people. Always I need. I always need. The things is not hap...
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Untitled What do you do when you have some free time? I ride a bike every day. On the streets. To ride a bike. To ride a skate. To ride a camel. Cinnamon Dançar - To + Dance Beber - To ...
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UNIT 1 LIFE PLANS - creado desde un Mapa Mental GRAMMAR VOCABULARY PRESENT
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English Final Exam Prep Phrases gerund( at least 2) participial (1) infinitive (at least 2) appositive (highlight 1) phrase: it doesn't have a subjectclause: it does have a subject ExampleI want to go home.Infinitive phrase: to go home ...
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SC Notes modifiers: place noun and its modifier as close as possible comma which modifiers is non-essential modifiers look for possessive nouns where: cannot modify the metaphorical place Researchers discovered that the ...
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Geovanna, KImberlly, Isabella - Criado a partir de um Mapa Mental A FEW FEW A LITTLE
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Untitled Subordinating Conjunctions S- Since W- When A- Although B- Because I- If They make an independent cause dependent by removing the complete thought. Ex. Because Johnet rocks at grammar Subject: Johnet ...
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04/02/2025 - Rosa We returned home. We came back home. Structure. (Pronunciation) Christmas. (Pronunciation) He doesn't as well as Tiaguinho My car is as fast as yours. (Present Simple) She was as excited as her si...
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Types of words - creado desde un Mapa Mental Pronouns Verbs Abjetives
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04/16/2025 - Janaina The people is very nice. The people are very nice. I never been in contact. I had never been in contact. More bigger. Bigger. When I was a intern. When I was an intern. Because the pr...
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English micro teach - created from Mind Map Simple sentences Complex sentences Compound sentences
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06/23/2025 - Priscila Don't power outage. There wasn't any power outage. I went to (Pronunciation) The same of cartoon. The same as the cartoon. My phone is the same as yours. Meu carro é igual ao do...
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Module 4: Parts of Speech Nouns 1 - 8 Nouns are naming words. nouns also name things we can't see, such as emotions.Abstract nouns name feelings, concepts and ideas. Love, Democracy, Silence, Pride, Cubism.Common Nouns, Proper Nouns, Collectiv...
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08/04/2025 - Alexsander Recently (Pronunciation). Average (Pronunciation). Paint (Pronunciation). Knife (Pronunciation). Event (Pronunciation). I was a day off. I had a day off. I disembarked in July 24. I disembarked in July 2...
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interrogative this form you only have to put the auxiliary first and follow the structure never forget the question mark Grammar Structure: aux do/ does + subject + verb+ complement + ? do I listen to music? yes, I do / no, I ...
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Final Homework - created from Mind Map Non-specific quantities Much, Many, Little, Few Plurals
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03/25/2025 - Vini After our class, I will have a well deserved sleep. Ultimately, we chose to move to another city. She will ultimately become a doctor. They are ultimately responsible for their decisions. He has ultimatel...
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English Notes Few vs Little Uncountable - Milk, water Countable - boy, book Few = Countable Little = Uncountable (like milk.. you will never see milks because it is uncountable)
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Grammar Notes Subject-Verb Agreement Verb Tenses Pronoun & Antecedent Adjectives & Adverbs Modification Parallelism & Comparison Sentence Structure Punctuation Subject-Verb Agreement 1. A verb must always agree with its subject in ...
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SENTENCES ELEMENTS - created from Mind Map TIPES FORMS A complete sentence always contains a verb, expresses a complete idea and makes sense standing alone.
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Untitled Conjunctions: Because, since, if We use words called conjunctions, like and, or, but, because and although, to join two parts of sentences. Conjunctions can be used to give more information, give alternatives, give re...
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CLAUSE - created from Mind Map TYPES OF CLAUSES Independent Clauses Dependent Clauses Subject + Verb Complete thought Can stand alone in a sentence Simple sentence Example [ I read the book ] that you gave me [ Vivian is wearing a skirt ] which loo...
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Untitled Passive voice: Make passive sentences 1)Fiat cars are made in Italy 2)Spaghetti is cooked in boiling ter 3)Children are educated in schools 4)We are teached by our teacher 5)German is speaked in Swetzerland &nbs...
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Adjectives - creado desde un Mapa Mental Adjectives are words that modify or describe a noun or noun phrase. Types Descriptive Adjetives
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comparacion Play football, play computer game, lisent to music, run, sleep, wath tv At nigtht i am staying at home are play computer game or i am listenty to music and wath tv------------------------------------------------------...
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Phrases and Clauses - creado desde un Mapa Mental Clauses Phrases Example
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Correction of English senntences CSS Exam 2018 Q. 4. (a) Correct only FIVE of the following: (5) (i) They only work when they have no money They work, only, when they have no money. (ii) They left the hotel here they had been staying in a motor-car. ...
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Quantifiers Use of a-anThere is a table in the living roomThere was a table in the living roomThere isn't an orange on the fridgeThere wasn't an orange on the fridgeIs there a car here?Was there a car?* En otras palabras, a-an se...
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Prepositional Verbs Fill in the gaps with the correct preposition.a) The arts teacher praised Randy .............. being a wonderful student.b) She congratulated all the students ........... their performance.c) The students complained ....
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Conjunctions The conjunctions are words used to join two parts of sentences. Also, can be used to give more information, alternatives, results, reasons or unexpected information as a contrast idea. Usually, in the writing the conj...
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Phrases and Clauses Phrases and Clauses A phrase is a group of words that replace a single part of speech. The different parts of speech are Adjective, Noun, Verb, Adverb, Preposition, Conjunction, Pronoun, and In...
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9. Nature. Grammar - created from Mind Map Active Degrees of comparison Articles
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Untitled HUMILITY VJE &nb...
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04/09/2025 - Nathália People have been telling me that times flies. Just four was missing. Just four were missing. On University. In University. There were Bruno's family. There was Bruno's family. On 6 a....
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04/09/2025 - Victor There is a little things to do. There are a few things to do. I stay speaking. I keep talking. I talk. I stay more late. I get later. In The Home. At Home. I talked him. I told him. ...
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Parts of Speech - created from Mind Map Noun Adverb Verb
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Sentences Elements - creado desde un Mapa Mental SVA ( Subject Predicate
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Grammar Test Revision Pronoun: Words that give extra information about the noun. Determiner: Words that precede the noun e.g.- TheCommon Concrete Noun: Physical things we can identify through our senses Pre-modifying Adjective: Describing ...
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All About Nouns Noun- a word that names something ex. people- soldier, Jane Animals-Elephant Places-Home, MontrealObjects-Desk, Picture Substances- Iron, AirQualities- Beauty, FaithActivities- Climbing, cooking Measures- Year, Inch C...
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COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES - created from Mind Map Use than for compare One syllable adjectives Two and more syllable adjectives