Can Or Could, Relatives Clauses Flashcards
Can
Ability in present
Permission
General possibility
Could
Ability in the past
Suggestion
Possibility
It
When we do not want to emphasize
That
Refer a reason
Conditionals
Drawing attention to the thing mentioned
This
When we refer to the second of two things mentioned In the previous sentences
When we still have something more to say about the things we are referring to
Present Perfect
Have/Has + Verb in Past Participle
Past Perfect
Had + Verb in past participle
We use Past Simple when
We have; Ago, last week, in 2006, in January
Telling things which started and finished in the past
Present Perfect
Since, in the last year, three weeks, this morning, year
Defining Relatives Clauses
No commas
Who, Which, Whose, Where, When, Why
That can be used instead of who and which
Non Defining Relative Clauses
Use commas
No that
Co-Ordinating Relative Clauses
Always follow a comma and use which