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SAY THE PASSIVE VOICE OF THIS SENTENCE..... I MUST PLAY THE PIANO.
THE PIANO MUST BE PLAYED BY ME
MENTION 3 QUANTIFIERS USED WITH COUNTABLE NOUNS
FEW, A FEW, MANY, HOW MANY, A, AN, A NUMBER OF
MENTION 2 QUANTIFIERS USED WITH SINGULAR COUNTABLE NOUNS
A LITTLE, MUCH, HOW MUCH, AN AMOUNT OF.
ARTICLE USED WITH SINGULAR NOUNS ( SPECIFIC OR GENERAL)
THE
ARTICLE USED WITH COUNTABLE AND UNCOPUNTABLE NOUNS TO INDICATE THEY ARE NOT SPECIFIC
A / AN
MENTION 3 UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS
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MENTION 3 COUNTABLE NOUNS
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GIVE A SENTENCE USING PASSIVE VOICE
FREE ANSWER
MENTION THE CONNECTORS OF CONTRAST
ALTHOUGH, EVENTHOUGH, IN SPITE OF, DESPITE, HOWEVER.
MENTION THE DIFFRENECE BETWEEN PAST PERFECT AND PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS.
PAST PERFECT IS FOR EXPRESSING COMPLETED ACTIONS IN THE PAST BEFORE A MOMENT IN THE PAST AND PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS IS TO TALK ABOUT ACTIONS CONTINUING UP TO A
SAY THE RELATIVE CLAUSE USED FOR FOR PEOPLE AS THE OBJECT
WHOM
SAY THE RELATIVE CLAUSE USED FOR POSSESSIVE
WHOSE
SAY THE RELATIVE CLAUSE USED FOR A REASON
WHY
SAY THE RELATIVE CLAUSE USED FOR TIME
WHEN
SAY THE RELATIVE CLAUSE USED FOR PLACES
WHERE
SAY THE RELATIVE CLAUSE USED FOR THINGS AND ANIMALS
WHICH
SAY THE DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSE USED FOR PEOPLE
WHO
WE USE THIS CONDITIONAL SENTENCE TO EXPRESS UNLIKELY OR HYPOTHETICAL SITUATIONS
SECOND CONDITIONAL
WE USE THIS CONDITIONAL SENTENCE TO EXPRESS GENERAL TRUTHS OR CIENTIFIC FACTS
ZERO CONDITIONAL
WE USE THIS CONDITIONAL SENTENCE FOR EXPRESSING POSSIBLE LIKELY, SITUATIONS NOW GENERALLY OR IN THE FUTURE
FIRST CONDITIONAL
SAY THE STRUCTURE FOR THE FIRST CONDITIONAL AND GIVE ONE EXAMPLE
PRESENT SIMPLE, PRESENT SIMPLE
MENTION THE COMPARATRIVE AND THE SUPERLATIVE OF FAST
FARTHER/ FURTHER THAN / THE FARTHEST OR THE FURTHEST
MENTION THE COMPARATIVE AND THE SUPERLATIVE OF GOOG
BETTER THAN/ THE BEST
MENTION THE COMPARATIVE AND THE SUPERLATIVE OF DIFFICULT
MORE DIFFICULT / THE MOST DIFFICULT
MENTION THE COMPARARTIVE AND THE SUPERLATIVE OF WIDE
WIDER / THE WIDEST


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