Grammar Flashcards

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Teaching Present Perfect

  • To clarify it’s not related to time always ask: …..
A

When?

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Present Perfect Tense
- Form: subject + …… …… (not) + V3 (past ….)

A
  • Have has, participle
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Present Perfect tense
- Usage: ▪︎ Ex…… ▪︎ Ach….. ▪︎ Actions which aren’t ……..

A
  • Experience, Achievements, related to time
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Present Perfect Tense
- Example: ▪︎ I ….. painted this room. ▪︎ He …. written 3 books.

A
  • ▪︎ have ▪︎ has
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Present Perfect Continuous

  • Form: Subject + ….. ….. + …. …. (-ing form)
A
  • have/has been, Present Participle
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Present Perfect Continuous
- Usage: ….. actions started in the …., ongoing relevance

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  • Continuous, past
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Present Perfect Continuous

  • Example: “They …. (study) for hours.” “He …. (run) for 5 miles.”
A
  • have been studying. has been running
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Two types of Verbs are ….. and …..

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Auxiliary, main

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Auxiliary verbs have a ….. but no meaning.

A

Function

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The verb is not just one word it can be a five!
Good example:
Three books …. …. …. ….. ….. (write) for three months by the end of the year.

A

will have been being written

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Aux stands for?

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Auxiliary

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Future tenses.
- …. Future
- Future ….
- Future ….
- Future ….. …..

Also;
“Be + …. to” and “…. + v-ng”

A

Simple, Perfect, Continuous, Perfect Continuous.

going, Be

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Future Meaning
1. ……. (e.g. I assume It will rain tomorrow)
2. ……. events (e.g. I’ll go to class in the morning with Bitty)
3. …….. decisions (e.g. door knocks I’ll open)

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predictions
scheduled
spontaneous

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Future continues.
- Form: Sub + ….. + v (….. form)

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Be, progressive

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Future Perfect Form
- Sub + will …. + past ….
Ex. By the end of the year, he will …. …. all the books.

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have, participle

Ex. Have, read

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Future Perfect - Usage
- Actions ….. before a specific point in the ….. (ex. I have read that book by tomorrow)
- …… of future events (ex. )

A

completed, future,
Outcomes

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Future Perfect Continuous - Form
- Subject + will …. …. + present ….

Ex. I will …. …. …. (live) here for ten years in 2025.

A

have been, participle
have been living

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Auxiliary verb conjugation
- To be + V ____ (continues)
- To do + V ____
- To have + V ____ (perfect)
- Modals + V ____

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Ing, V1, V3, V1

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Comparative and superlative form
- Adjectives with ____ or more ____ don’t get an ER.
- If they end with a ____ add the ___ e.g. Pretty: prettier

A
  • two, syllables
  • Y, ER
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ZERO conditional clauses
1. Use
- _____
- Actions that _____

  1. Form: ____ + ___

If you ____ (stand) in the rain, you ___ (get) wet.

A
  • Facts
  • has the same result.
  1. Present simple + Present simple
    stand, get
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FIRST conditional clauses
1. Use
- _____
- _____

  1. form: ____+ ____ + verb

If it ____ (rain), we ____ (cancel) the trip.

A
  • possible in the future
  • Likely to happen
  1. PRESENT SIMPLE + WILL/WON’T
    rains, will cancel
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SECOND conditional clauses
1. Use
- _____
- _____

  1. form: ____, ____ + verb

E.g. If it literally ____ (rain) cats and dogs, we ____ (cancel) the trip.

A
  • Hypothetical
  • improbable situation now or in the future
  1. form: PAST SIMPLE + WOULD + VERB

Rained, would

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THIRD conditional clauses
1. Use
- _____ diffrent past
- _____ situation that didn’t happen.

  1. form: ____, ____ + ___

E.g. If it ____ (rain), we ____ (cancel) the trip.

A
  • Imagined
  • Imaginary
  1. PAST PERFECT + WOULD HAVE + PAST PARTICIPLE
    had rained, would have cancelled