Grammar Semestre 2

Question 1

How many different groups do you catégorisé adjectives in ? (The first most specific list)

Answer 1

There are seven different groups

Question 2

What’s the first group of adjectives you put first?

Answer 2

Size

Question 3

What’s the third adjective group (in the more specific list) ?

Answer 3

Shape

Question 4

What is the catch phrase to remember the specific list of adjective’s order ?

Answer 4

Sas Com P

Question 5

Is the Chinese table an an example for origin word ?

Answer 5

Yes.

Question 6

Correct or False ?
Marie just bought a green Italian wooden chair.

Answer 6

Yes according to the list.

Question 7

Is coffee an uncountable or countable noun ?

Answer 7

It can be both :
I’d like some coffee pls.
Pls pass me the coffee/your coffee

Question 8

Are a few and many used for uncountable or countable nouns?

Answer 8

For countable !!
I have many papers to do :)
I have many information to see :((( bad and wrong

Question 9

Do uncountable nouns have a plural form ?

Answer 9

Usually no.

Question 10

What type of nouns do you use some, any, a little, or a lot for?

Answer 10

Uncountable nouns :

I got a lot of information for you. :)
I got some breakfast. :)

Question 11

Can you put no article in front of countable nouns ?

Answer 11

No. You can only do that with uncountable nouns.
Ex: I got tea for everyone.

Question 12

Can you use couldn’t or could in the past meaning ?

Answer 12

You can use couldn’t in the past but not could
Ex : yesterday I couldn’t make it
Yesterday I was able to …

Question 13

What do you use instead of could in the past?

Answer 13

Was able to

Question 14

What do you use for can in the past ?

Answer 14

Was able to

Question 15

For modals, what is could equal to when talking about it’s meaning ?

Answer 15

Could has the same meaning as might and may

Question 16

Why do you use can mostly? And not am able to?

Answer 16

It’s the most common. You really only use am able to in any other verb form other than present, and when there’s other modal verbs.

Question 17

Does a modal verb change its ending when conjugated in a phrase? If yes what?

Answer 17

No. It doesn’t. Modals keep their form.

Question 18

What two verb (modals) do you use Obligation statements for ?

Answer 18

You use :
-must
-have to

Question 19

Is must stronger in meaning than should ?

Answer 19

Yes, should tells you what would be right to do but you‘re not obligated to do so. Must tells you you have an obligation to do so.

Question 20

When you already have a plural word with s at the end, how do you turn it to a possessive determiner ?
Example: my brothers.

Answer 20

My brothers‘ shirt is cool
You only put a ‘ in front of the Word

Question 21

What is the difference between is about to and going to?

Answer 21

Both mean for things in the Futur that are certain.
But about to is something that is happening immediately

Question 22

What is futur perfect simple?

Answer 22

She will have travelled the world

Question 23

What is the tense of:
I will collect

Answer 23

It’s futur simple with will

Question 24

What is the tense of :
I will have gone to the cinema.

Answer 24

Future perfect simple

Question 25

What is the tense of:
By twelve o’clock I will have been waiting for the three hours

Answer 25

Futur Perfect continuous

Question 26

There are two types of meaning that classify adjectives in two groups what are they? And which one comes first when speaking? (The Order )

Answer 26

There are opinion type adjectives and fact type adjectives. Opinions always go first
Ex: what a fantastic blue shirt.
Fantastic = opinion