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COUNTABLE AND NONCOUNTABLE NOUNS

COUNTABLE AND NONCOUNTABLE NOUNS. Following is a list of some common nouns which are usually or always used as noncount nouns: Advice weather clothing hail fruit ** Information homework water furniture work* Foods housework rain jewelry Bread evidence snow luggage

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CAS LX 522 Syntax I

CAS LX 522 Syntax I. Week 11a. Wh -movement. Reminder: Yes-no questions. Recall that we motivated head-movement a couple of weeks ago in part by looking at the relation between: Pat will eat a sandwich. Will Pat eat a sandwich?

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ESL Pointers

ESL Pointers. Chapter Forty-five. College Writing Skills , 6E and College Writing Skills with Readings , 6E John Langan. Articles with Count and Noncount Nouns. Articles are noun markers: they signal that a noun will follow. There are indefinite articles and a definite article.

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Codes of Conduct

Codes of Conduct. The Warehouse Madrid Upper-Intermediate Class. Take (expressions). Take a long time Take a lot of risks Take something too seriously Take advice from somebody Take someone for granted Take responsibility for something Take notice of someone/something

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The Infinitive & - ing form

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Verbs: The Infinitive Construct

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Complements

Complements. Made by Melissa, Kate , and Rebekah. What is a complement?. Complement -Complements are words that come after linking verbs and modify nouns. The most common noun complements are adjectives and nouns, but can be many other parts of speech as well.

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Meeting #3

Meeting #3. Pre-Test : Simple Present & Present Cont. I (speak) to Tom on the phone now. It (get) very hot. I think we should get out of the sun. I (think) we should stop now because it (get) dark. You (look) serious. What (you/think) about?

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Mr Gordana Zalad

Mr Gordana Zalad. INFINITIVES TO + BASE FORM. TENSES OF THE INFINITIVE:. Present. ACTIVE To offer. PASSIVE To be offered. Present Continuous. To be offering. ___________. Perfect. To have offered. To have been offered. Perfect Continuous. To have been offering. ___________.

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A Conditional sentence is one in which one thing depends on another. They are used to make predictions or explore possib

A Conditional sentence is one in which one thing depends on another. They are used to make predictions or explore possibilities. They are concerned with things that will might should or could happen. If. Conditional sentences often contain the connective if or sometimes unless

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PRESENT SIMPLE VS PRESENT CONTINUOUS

PRESENT SIMPLE VS PRESENT CONTINUOUS. GRAMMAR. PRESENT CONTINUOUS. We use the Present Continuous to talk about:. PRESENT SIMPLE. We use the Present Simple to talk about:. Audrey is on holiday in Italy. Put the verbs in the Present Simple or the Present Continuous.

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GERUND OR INFINITIVE

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-Ing forms and infinitives

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