English Remedial III

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1. Another, other and others

1.1. ANOTHER AND OTHER

1.1.1. Stand before nouns

1.1.1.1. Have you got another none.

1.1.1.2. We make two other cameras.

1.1.1.3. Have you got any other models.

1.2. OTHERS

1.2.1. Is only used as a pronoun, referring to other things or other people.

1.2.1.1. Can you show me any others?

1.2.1.2. Have the others arrived?

1.2.1.3. I prefer the others.

2. Much, Many, A lot of

2.1. Much

2.1.1. With uncountable

2.2. Many

2.2.1. With plurals

2.3. A lot of

2.3.1. Both (with uncountable and with plurals)

3. Adverbs

3.1. Adverbs are used to modify verbs, adjectives or other adverbs

3.1.1. Example

3.1.1.1. I spoke English very well

3.1.2. Most adjectives

3.1.2.1. slow- slowlu

3.1.3. Note aslo:

3.1.3.1. good-well

3.1.3.2. fast-fast

3.1.3.3. hard-hard

4. SImple Present Passive

4.1. Passive voice is used when the focus in on the action. It is not important or not to known, however, who or what is perfoming the action

4.2. Grammar

4.2.1. Subject + finite of be + past participle

4.3. Exmple

4.3.1. A mistake was made.

5. Simple Past

5.1. We used to talk about a finished time

5.1.1. I changed my job last month.

5.1.2. I saw Tosca four years ago.

5.1.3. I visited Mr Schmidt when I was in Frankfurt.

5.2. Grammar

5.2.1. Affirmative

5.2.1.1. Person + verb in simple past + complement

5.2.2. Negative

5.2.2.1. Person + did not + verb in simple present + complete

5.2.3. Interrogative

5.2.3.1. Did + person + simple present + complement + ?

6. Present Perfect

6.1. We use Simple Present to talk about...

6.1.1. Experiences

6.1.1.1. Have you ever visited New York?

6.1.2. The unfinished past

6.1.2.1. I've worked for Datalab for/since

6.1.3. developments

6.1.3.1. Prices have risen since last year.

6.1.4. news

6.1.4.1. They have closed the design deparment.

6.1.5. Information

6.1.5.1. I have just seen Tony Kwon.

6.2. Grammar

6.2.1. Affirmative

6.2.1.1. Person + have + verb in past participle + complemente.

6.2.2. Negative

6.2.2.1. Person + have not + verb in past participle + complement.

6.2.3. Interrogative

6.2.3.1. Have + person + verb in past participle + complement + ?

7. Future ( will)

7.1. Wiil can be used for ...

7.1.1. Decisions

7.1.2. Promises

7.1.3. Predictions

7.1.4. Offers

7.2. Grammar

7.2.1. Affirmative

7.2.1.1. Person + will + verb in simple present + complement.

7.2.2. Negative

7.2.2.1. Person + will not + verb in simple present + complement.

7.2.3. Interrogative

7.2.3.1. Wiil + person + verb in simple present + complement + ?

8. Time Prepositions

8.1. Before

8.2. After

8.3. Until

8.4. In

8.5. At

8.6. On

8.7. From

8.8. During

8.9. For

8.10. Since

9. Adverbs of frequency

9.1. Always

9.2. Usually

9.3. Very often

9.4. Often

9.5. Sometimes

9.6. Occasionally

9.7. Never

10. so/souch

10.1. SO

10.1.1. We use so before adjectives without nouns.

10.1.1.1. It's so expensive

10.1.1.2. He's so generous.

10.2. SUCH

10.2.1. We use such before adjectives with nouns.

10.2.1.1. It´s such an expensive shop!

10.2.1.2. He's such a generous man.

11. Bussines vocabulary

11.1. balance sheet

11.2. expenditure

11.3. to pay off

11.4. over budget

11.5. bank loans

11.6. debts

11.7. creditors

11.8. healthy

12. A process description

12.1. Use the staments to write a paragraph.

12.1.1. First

12.1.2. Then

12.1.3. Next

12.1.4. After that

12.1.5. Finally

13. Comparative and superlative adjectives

13.1. Comparative

13.1.1. cleaner (one-syllable adjectives)

13.1.2. easier (two-syllabe adjectives ending in -y or er)

13.1.3. more difficult

13.2. Superlative

13.2.1. cleanest

13.2.2. easiest

13.2.3. most difficult

14. Let

14.1. Examples

14.1.1. Let me have a copy.

14.1.2. Could you let me have a copy.

14.2. We use let to allow somebody to do something.