'Negative sentences' diaporamas de présentation

The psychology of knights and knaves

The psychology of knights and knaves. Lance J. Rips, University of Chicago, 1989. Knights and Knaves.

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Language Development

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Modality

Modality. Lecture 10. Language is not merely used for conveying factual information . A speaker may wish to indicate a degree of certainty to try to influence other people in various ways (authority/submission, permission, make people do things or stop them from doing things). .

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Connectors I-Subordinating conjunctions II-Coordinating conjunctions III-Transitions

Connectors I-Subordinating conjunctions II-Coordinating conjunctions III-Transitions. Subordinating conjunctions:. Adjective clauses: who, whom, which, that, whose, when, where Adverb clauses: time: before, after, as soon as, since, until, while, whenever reason: as, because, since

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Connectors I-Subordinating conjunctions II-Coordinating conjunctions III-Transitions

Connectors I-Subordinating conjunctions II-Coordinating conjunctions III-Transitions. Subordinating conjunctions:. Adjective clauses: who, whom, which, that, whose, when, where Adverb clauses: time: before, after, as soon as, since, until, while, whenever reason: as, because, since

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The Determinators

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ricapitolando

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Structure of English simple sentence

Made by Diana Yerzhina LB1-11-40. Structure of English simple sentence. Parts of sentences. Subject (??????????) Predicate (?????????) Attribute (???????????) Object (??????????) Adverbal Modifier (??????????????) of : Time (???????) Place (?????) Reason (???????)

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Past Tense Verbs

Past Tense Verbs. Irregular Negative Yes/No Questions. Irregular Verbs. Irregular verbs are difficult. You just have to memorize them. Practice writing and saying them. Here are some examples. Present Past Break ... Broke Come ... Came Eat ... Ate Drive ... Drove

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There is .................

?. There is. There are. Vard?r. There is a. Yoktur. There are ten. There is a book on the table. There is an apple on the floor. There is a man in the room. There is a film on TV. There is a match on Saturday. There are clouds in the sky. There are fish in the sea.

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STARTER:

STARTER: Write out the order that YOU think David Beckham gets ready after a game of football. Put timings in if you like. e.g. 5.00pm Je me douche. All of you will recognise and apply the key phrases ( Level 2) . All.

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Passage Retrieval for Information Extraction using Distant Supervision

Wei Xu, Ralph Grishman , Le Zhao (CMU) xuwei@cs.nyu.edu New York University Novmember 24 , 2011. Passage Retrieval for Information Extraction using Distant Supervision. About Me. New York University (since 2007) Tsinghua University Microsoft Research Amazon.com ETS

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GRAMMAR

GRAMMAR. UNIT 15: CONDITIONALS IF, ONLY IF, UNLESS, EVEN THOUGH , EVEN IF Borice , Trang , Yasmeen and Paulina MEI 004, Writing and Grammar class Teacher: Daniela Wagner April, 2010 . Structure of Presentation. Introduction Using conditionals

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Past Simple

Past Simple. Past Simple - Use. 1) action finished in the past I visit ed Berlin last week. 2) series of completed actions in the past First I got up, then I had breakfast

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Past Perfect & Past Simple

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SOME------------------------------------ALL

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COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

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MODAL VERBS OF SPECULATION AND DEDUCTION - 1

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A LOT OF , MUCH , MANY (molt)

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