Structures / Grammar English

1. To explain: a condition is quite extreme and that it has a result

2. Gerund

2.1. Gerund as subject ia a noum = Verb + ing (beginning of the sentence)

2.2. Gerund after preposition (always) = Verb + ing

3. May, Might and Could for Possibility

3.1. May/Might/ Could + base verb = to say that something is possible now or in the future.

3.2. Use to express that are not completely sure about something.

4. The Past Perfect

4.1. Subject + had + (not) + past participle (*before *after)

5. So / That

5.1. So + adjective + thar

6. Be + the past participle of the main verb (* by to say who or what)

6.1. When agent is not know or not important

6.2. To emphazise the object of the verb

7. Present Perfect Continuous

7.1. Subject + aux. verb Have/Has + aux. verb to be/been + main verb (-ing)

8. Present Perfect

8.1. Subject + aux. verb Have/Has + main verb (-ed) or (Irreg. form)

9. The Passive Voice