CAS CONSULTS Flashcards
CAS COMPARATIVE LESS HOT
CAS COMPARATIVE LESS HOT
-It is not as hot as yesterday. TEMPERATURE COMPARATIVE
-It is less hot than yesterday. TEMPERATURE
-It is cooler than yesterday. COOLER
CAS COMPARATIVE
-It is not as hot as yesterday. TEMPERATURE COMPARATIVE
-It is less hot than yesterday. TEMPERATURE
-It is cooler than yesterday. COOLER
CAS COMPARATIVE LESS HOT
-It is not as hot as yesterday. TEMPERATURE COMPARATIVE
-It is less hot than yesterday. TEMPERATURE
-It is cooler than yesterday. COOLER
CAS VISIT ROSS OR A VISIT TO ROSS
CAS VISIT ROSS OR A VISIT TO ROSS
VISIT(VERB) ROSS
THE/A VISIT(NOUN) TO ROSS
CAS VISIT ROSS OR A VISIT TO ROSS
VISIT(/) ROSS
THE/A VISIT(/) TO ROSS
CAS VISIT ROSS OR A VISIT TO ROSS
VISIT(VERB) ROSS
THE/A VISIT(NOUN) TO ROSS
CAS When a bag on the ground bends to the side and the contents come out
CAS When a bag on the ground bends to the side and the contents come out
tipped over
spilled out
eg
The bag tipped over, and its items spilled out.
CAS When …
tipped over
spilled out
eg
The bag tipped over and its items spilled out.
CAS When a bag on the ground bends to the side and the contents come out
tipped over
spilled out
eg
The bag tipped over and its items spilled out.
CAS MODAL VERB + BASE FORM OF THE VERB
CAS MODAL VERB + BASE FORM OF THE VERB
The structure is:
Modal verb + base form of the verb
Example
-Can I attend classes after 10am?
What about the non-modal verb?
Follow the respective rules without making any difference.
CAS ————————————————?
The structure is:
— + —-
Example
-Can I attend classes after 10am?
What about the non-modal verb?
Follow the respective rules without making any difference.
CAS MODAL VERB + BASE FORM OF THE VERB
The structure is:
Modal verb + base form of the verb
Example
-Can I attend classes after 10am?
What about the non-modal verb?
Follow the respective rules without making any difference.
CAS BEFORE I KNOW
CAS BEFORE I KNOW
Formal and precise
eg
I made many mistakes before I knew him.
CAS ——-?
Formal and precise
eg
I made many mistakes before I knew him.
CAS BEFORE I KNOW
Formal and precise
eg
I made many mistakes before I knew him.
CAS BEFORE KNOWING HIM
CAS BEFORE KNOWING HIM
less formal and more concise
eg
I made many mistakes before knowing him
CAS ———————?
less formal and more concise
eg
I made many mistakes before knowing him
CAS BEFORE KNOWING HIM
less formal and more concise
eg
I made many mistakes before knowing him
CAS DEPENDENT & INDEPENDENT CLAUSE
CAS DEPENDENT & INDEPENDENT CLAUSE
1. Dependent clause + , + Independent clause (e.g., If it rains, we will cancel the picnic).
CAS —– & —- CLAUSE
If it rains, we will cancel the picnic).
CAS DEPENDENT & INDEPENDENT CLAUSE
1. Dependent clause + , + Independent clause (e.g., If it rains, we will cancel the picnic).
CAS INDEPENDENT & DEPENDENT CLAUSE
CAS INDEPENDENT & DEPENDENT CLAUSE
2. Independent clause + Dependent clause (e.g., We will cancel the picnic if it rains).
CAS —– & —–?
e.g., We will cancel the picnic if it rains).
CAS INDEPENDENT & DEPENDENT CLAUSE
2. Independent clause + Dependent clause (e.g., We will cancel the picnic if it rains).
I HOPE I WILL
I HOPE I WILL
It focuses on the future
eg
I hope I will be wrong
I HOPE —-?
It focuses on the future
eg
I hope I will be wrong
I HOPE I WILL
It focuses on the future
eg
I hope I will be wrong
I HOPE I AM WRONG
I HOPE I AM WRONG
It talks about the current belief
eg
I hope I am wrong
I HOPE —-?
It talks about the current belief
eg
I hope I am wrong
I HOPE I AM
It talks about the current belief
eg
I hope I am wrong
JOKE WITH THEM
JOKE WITH THEM
It’s refering to share jokes with them
eg
Make jokes with them or Joke with them
JOKE —-?
It’s refering to share jokes with them
eg
Make jokes with them or Joke with them
JOKE WITH THEM
It’s refering to share jokes with them
eg
Make jokes with them or Joke with them
JOKE ABOUT THEM
JOKE ABOUT THEM
If you’re joking about them in conversation
eg
I’m joking about them
JOKE —–?
If you’re joking about them in conversation
eg
I’m joking about them
JOKE ABOUT THEM
Negative
If you’re joking about them in conversation
eg
I’m joking about them
PLAY A JOKE
PLAY A JOKE
If you’re refering to pulling a prank on them
eg
Play a joke on them or prank them
I’m playing a awesome joke on them tonight.
PLAY —?
If you’re refering to pulling a prank on them
eg
Play a joke on them or prank them
I’m playing a awesome joke on them tonight.
PLAY A JOKE
If you’re refering to pulling a prank on them
eg
Play a joke on them or prank them
I’m playing a awesome joke on them tonight.
Translate Mi transpiración en el gorro
Translate Mi transpiración en el gorro
My sweat on the cap is visible or You can see my sweat on my cap
Translate Mi —-?
My sweat on the cap is visible or You can see my sweat on my cap
Translate Mi transpiración en el gorro
My sweat on the cap is visible or You can see my sweat on my cap
All over the world
It refer to events that happen in many places worldwide
eg
People celebrate new year’s all over the word
All over the world
It refer to events that happen in many places worldwide
eg
People celebrate new year’s all over the word
the world —-?
It refer to events that happen in many places worldwide
eg
People celebrate new year’s all over the word
All over the world
It refer to events that happen in many places worldwide
eg
People celebrate new year’s all over the word
All across the world
All across the world
This phrase emphasize widesprean coverage from one side of the world to the other.
eg
The company has offices all across the world
the world —?
This phrase emphasize widesprean coverage from one side of the world to the other.
eg
The company has offices all across the world
All across the world
This phrase emphasize widesprean coverage from one side of the world to the other.
eg
The company has offices all across the world
(All) around the world
(All) around the world
It’s used to indicate that an action happen globally.
All add emphasis to ‘everywhere’
eg
His music is famous around the world
People are travelling all around the world
the world —-?
It’s used to indicate that an action happen globally.
All add emphasis to ‘everywhere’
eg
His music is famous around the world
People are travelling all around the world
(All) around the world
It’s used to indicate that an action happen globally.
All add emphasis to ‘everywhere’
eg
His music is famous around the world
People are travelling all around the world
speak fast
speak fast
The speak quickly - Put emphasis on the action that is done quickly.
The quickly speak - Emphasize the velocity first, then the action
They speak at an accelerated pace - formal alternative
——-?
The speak quickly - Put emphasis on the action that is done quickly.
The quickly speak - Emphasize the velocity first, then the action
They speak at an accelerated pace - formal alternative
speak fast
The speak quickly - Put emphasis on the action that is done quickly.
The quickly speak - Emphasize the velocity first, then the action
They speak at an accelerated pace - formal alternative