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SECOND UNIT

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SECOND UNIT
Sequence words
- First: Are great examples of sequence words found at the beginning of a story.
- Next: It has a similar meaning to "near" (but with a greater sense of proximity). - Its common usage is somewhat less common than "near".
- Then: It is used for 'if...then' situations. For example: "I wake up, then I brush my teeth".
- After that: After that, I'll talk about our future plans. After that, I'll talk about our future plans.
- Finally: We finally reached an agreement on the price. Nosotros finalmente llegamos a un acuerdo sobre el precio.
Other and Another
- Other - used to refer to a thing or person that is different or distinct from one already mentioned.
- “I want the other computer.”
- Another – se utiliza para referirse a una persona o cosa adicional del mismo tipo de la que ya se mencionó.
- “I want another computer.”
- Other - used to refer to a thing or person that is different or distinct from one already mentioned.
Verbs Patterns
- May
- S + MAY + V + C
- Should
- S + SHOULD + V + C
- Might
- S + MIGHT + V + C
- Let
- S + LET + O + V +C
- Allow
- S + ALLOW + Ving + C
- Would
- S + WOULD + V + C
- Make
- S + MAKE + Person + V + C
- Want
- S + WANT + (TO) V + C
- Need
- S + NEED + V + C
- May
Sending an email
- Parts and Tips
- Your professional email address
- Recipient´s email address
- Subject line
- Greeting phrase
- Opening line
- Body paragraphs
- Closing line
- Sign-off
- Signature
- Parts and Tips
So and Such
- Phrasal verbs are verbal structures composed of two particles: verb + adjective, adverb or preposition that serve to define specific actions or states.
- We use "so" with adjectives or adverbs to show extreme feelings or effects. In these cases, the adjective or adverb goes directly after "so" in the sentence.
- so + quantifier + noun
- so + that
- We use "such" with adjectives to show extremes. Unlike "so", "such" is followed by an adjective plus a noun.
- such + that
- such + judgmental noun
- such + noun
- We use "so" with adjectives or adverbs to show extreme feelings or effects. In these cases, the adjective or adverb goes directly after "so" in the sentence.
- Phrasal verbs are verbal structures composed of two particles: verb + adjective, adverb or preposition that serve to define specific actions or states.
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- Mind Map on SECOND UNIT, created by JONATAN OSORIO REYES on 04/10/2021.
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