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Auxiliar verb

auxiliary verbs and modal verbs including tag questions and neither /so

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Auxiliar verb

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  1. AUXILIARY VERB

  2. verbs can be:- The main thing about studying well is to first study smart.. Preparing for a test shouldn't involve staying u all night before an exam. Studying well requires preparation ahead of time. The trick to studying we learning a few tricks as well as your own preferenc Studying depends on your commitment and what ty of environment you strive in.

  3. verbs can be:- Auxiliary  (do/does/have...)  Or  Modals  (should/could/must..)

  4. IT'S STUDY TIME We use auxiliary verbs or modal verbs for:- 1-Avoid repeating the main verb or the main phrase   1-Avoid repeating the main verb or the main phrase  

  5. IT'S STUDY TIME We use auxiliary verbs or modal verbs for:- 1-Avoid repeating the main verb or the main phrase   Ex:- I like cats, but my husband doesn't like cats.  Ex:- I like cats, but my husband doesn't 

  6. IT'S STUDY TIME We use auxiliary verbs or modal verbs for:- 2- With (So/Neither) to say that someone or something is tha same. use (so/neither/nor+auxiliary+subject) Ex:- A: I loved his latest film. B: So do I. Ex:- A: I haven't finished the book yet. B: Neither did I.

  7. Remeber: If the sentence was affirmative, use (so) If the sentence is negative, use neither, but don't use neither followed IT'S STUDY TIME by another negative. Now! Can you answer the questions? 1- I didn't finish my homework. 2- I have never played tennis. 3- I loved the new action film.

  8. Remeber: If the sentence was affirmative, use (so) If the sentence is negative, use neither, but don't use neither followed IT'S STUDY TIME by another negative. Now! Can you answer the questions? 1- I didn't finish my homework. 2- I have never played tennis. 3- I loved the new action film. So do I. Now! do you know what's wrong in this sentence?    Neither did I. Now can you decide why this answer is wrong?  

  9. Remeber: If the sentence was affirmative, use (so) If the sentence is negative, use neither, but don't use neither followed IT'S STUDY TIME by another negative. Now! Can you answer the questions? 1- I didn't finish my homework. 2- I have never played tennis. 3- I loved the new action film. So do I. Now! do you know what's wrong in this sentence?   I don't have a car. Nor  did I.  Neither did I.

  10. 3- To respond to a statement and say that you (or something or somebody) are different  Ex: A: I don't like shopping online.  Neither did I. B: I do. I buy a lot of my clothes online

  11. IT'S STUDY TIME 4- To make a reply question to show surprise or interest. Ex: A: I went to a dentist last Monday. B: Did you? Was it painful? Now! Can you answer this question? A: I'll make dinner tonight.

  12. IT'S STUDY TIME 4- To make a reply question to show surprise or interest. Ex: A: I went to a dentist last Monday. B: Did you? Was it painful? Now! Can you answer this question? A: I'll make dinner tonight. B: Will you? That's great! B: Will you? That's great!

  13. IT'S STUDY TIME 5- To show emphasis, normally when you want to contradict what someone said. Ex: A: You didn't lock the door! B: I did lock it. I'm sure Now! Can you answer this question? A: I'll make dinner tonight. A: Sarah isn't coming today. B: Will you? That's great!

  14. IT'S STUDY TIME 5- To show emphasis, normally when you want to contradict what someone said. Ex: A: You didn't lock the door! B: I did lock it. I'm sure Now! Can you answer this question? A: Sarah isn't coming today. B: She is coming. I've just called her. B: Will you? That's great!

  15. 6- To make question tags. We use a negative auxiliary with a positive verb and a positive IT'S STUDY TIME auxiliary with a negative verb We use question tags:- 1-  to ask another person to agree with you in a falling intonation. Ex: It's a nice day, isn't it? 2- to check something you think is true in a rising intonation. A: Sarah isn't coming today. B: Will you? That's great!

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