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#english #test #synthesis #grammar #tenthgrade
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PRESENT SIMPLE: It is used for
Future situations
NO IDEA
Facts / Truth
Habitual Actions
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PRESENT CONTINOUS: We use it for
Things from the past.
Things that are happening now.
Things that always happen.
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The COMPARATIVE form of "good" is:
Best
Gooder
Better
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PRESENT PERFECT: The structure for this tense is
Subject + having + base form
Subject + am/is/are + verb (ing)
Subject + has/have + p participle
Subject + had + p participle
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CAN is used for sentences in
Past
Future
Present
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Talking about FUTURE, when we use the PRESENT CONTINUOUS
Prediction
Timetable & schedule
Arrangments & fixed plan
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YET: questions and negative sentences
True
False
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PAST CONTINUOUS:
Was she sleeping in class?
Were she sleeping in class?
Where she sleeping in class?
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The SUPERLATIVE form of "bad" is
worse
worst
bader
badder
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Talking about FUTURE, when we use WILL
Prediction
Intention
Arrangements & fixed plans
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PAST TENSE: It is used for:
Routine
Things that have already happen
Things from NOW
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Comparative: Which one is correct?
Christell is taller than Miss Carolina.
Katherine is more taller than Miss Carolina.
Yazmin is the tallest than Miss Carolina.
Sayen is more tall than Miss Carolina.
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Talking about FUTURE, when we use the PRESENT SIMPLE
Timetable & schedule
Arrangements & fixed plans
Intention
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PAST SIMPLE: The verb "run" in past tense is:
ran
running
run
runiin
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The COMPARATIVE form of "fit" is
fiter
fitter
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PAST SIMPLE: Which one is correct?
I played did football yesterday.
I don't like football.
I didn't played football.
I played football yesterday.
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PRESENT CONTINUOUS: The structure for this tense is:
Subject + Verb (ing) + Complement
Subject + Verb (es/s) + Complement
Subject + is/am/are+ Verb(ing) + Complement
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SUPERLATIVES
compare one element above all others.
compare two or more objects.
