LexiconEducationals
/ April 1, 2020
Referring To Nouns – Articles, Demonstratives, Possessives, Inclusives 1. Articles ‘a/an’ We use a/an a. to refer to something for the first time. b. to refer to anyone from a group of several: c. to classify people or things as belonging to a group: d.
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LexiconEducationals
/ April 1, 2020
Countable and Uncountable Nouns Difference between Countable and Uncountable Nouns: 2. ‘Some’ and ‘Any’: Some 1. is generally used in positive statements: There are some shelves above the desk. 2. can also be used in questions and particularly in requests and offers: Would you like
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LexiconEducationals
/ March 31, 2020
Future Tense: Plans, Intentions and predictions: Present Continuous; Going to; Will 1 Present continuous A. We use the present continuous to talk about plans or definite arrangements for the future: We’re staying in a small hotel. (we have made the arrangements). Notice that time expressions
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LexiconEducationals
/ March 31, 2020
Past Tenses 1. Past simple + verb + -ed (or -d) = He worked for the police. – did not + verb = She didn’t work for the police. ? did … + verb? = Did they work for the police? NOTE: Irregular verbs: Many
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LexiconEducationals
/ March 29, 2020
Present Tenses Present Simple, Present Continuous, State Verbs, Present perfect continuous, Present perfect simple 1. Present Simple Tense + Verb/verb+s/es =He watches TV – do/does not + verb = She does not watch TV ? do/does…+verb? =Do you play cricket? We use the present simple
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