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EVIDENCE OF LEARNING

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EVIDENCE OF LEARNING
PRONOUNS
- Personal
- Subject
- I, YOU, SHE, HE, IT, WE, YOU, THEY
- Object
- ME, YOU, HER, HIM, IT, US, YOU, THEM
- Subject
- Possessive
- Adjective
- MY, YOUR, HER, HIS, OUR, THEIR
- Pronoun
- MINE, YOURS, HERS, HIS, OURS, THEIRS
- Adjective
- Demonstratives
- Singular
- THIS-THAT
- Plural
- THESE-THOSE
- Singular
- Reflections
- MYSELF, HIMSELF, HERSELF, YOURSELF-YOURSELVES, OURSELVES, THEMSELVES
- Undefined "it"
- DAY, MONTH, YEAR, DATE, TIME AND WEATHER
- Using "the"
- Personal
NOUNS
- Countable
- Have a singular and plural form. Can use a singular verb or plural verb
- Have a singular and plural form. Can use a singular verb or plural verb
- Uncountable
- Have only one form (no plural). Cannot use a, an or a number before them
- Have only one form (no plural). Cannot use a, an or a number before them
- Countable
ADJECTIVES
- We use them to describe and qualify nouns
- We use them to describe and qualify nouns
FREQUENCY ADVERBS
- Rarely, Usually, Always, Often, Seldom, Never, Sometimes
- Rarely, Usually, Always, Often, Seldom, Never, Sometimes
DETERMINERS
- Quantifiers
- a few, a little, much, many, a lot of, too, enough
- a few, a little, much, many, a lot of, too, enough
- Distributives
- both, either, neither
- both, either, neither
- Difference words
- other, another
- other, another
- Quantifiers
COMPARISION
- Comparative
- If the adjective has two or more syllables then you have to use “more” in front of the adjective
- if you have a two syllable adjective that ends with –y, you are going to remove the –y and replace it with an -i and add –er
- Superlative
- If the adjective has two or more syllables then you have to use “the most” in front of the adjective
- When the adjective has one syllable, you will use the + -est
- Comparative
PREPOSITIONS
- Of Location
- AT
- Referring to a specific place
- Referring to a specific place
- IN
- Referrin to a location as in an area
- Referrin to a location as in an area
- AT
- Of Time
- AT
- Referring to a point of time
- Referring to a point of time
- IN
- Referring to a specific month/year or morning/afternoon/evening
- Referring to a specific month/year or morning/afternoon/evening
- ON
- Refering to a specific day of the week or date
- Refering to a specific day of the week or date
- FROM...TO
- Referring from a specific time to a specific time
- Referring from a specific time to a specific time
- AT
- Preposition+Noun
- ON, IN, NEXT TO, ABOVE, UNDER, BEHIND
- Of Location
CONNECTORS
- Are used to join two sentences
- AND, BUT, OR, BECAUSE AND SO
- Are used to join two sentences
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- Descrição
- Mapa Mental sobre EVIDENCE OF LEARNING, criado por Anabel Romero em 29-07-2021.
- Criado por
- Anabel Romero · jul 2021
- Atualizado
- 29 jul 2021
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