The document summarizes key grammar points covered across 6 units of a second term review, including:
1) Comparatives and superlatives with regular and irregular adjectives using than, -er, -est, more, most, better, best, worse, and worst.
2) The present perfect tense using have/has + past participle with questions using have/has + subject + past participle.
3) Common modal verbs such as have to, have got, and expressions using some, any, a/an, many, much, a lot of, how many/how much.
4) Verbs like get meaning receive, arrive, buy, bring, darken
The document summarizes key grammar points covered across 6 units of a second term review, including:
1) Comparatives and superlatives with regular and irregular adjectives using than, -er, -est, more, most, better, best, worse, and worst.
2) The present perfect tense using have/has + past participle with questions using have/has + subject + past participle.
3) Common modal verbs such as have to, have got, and expressions using some, any, a/an, many, much, a lot of, how many/how much.
4) Verbs like get meaning receive, arrive, buy, bring, darken
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The document summarizes key grammar points covered across 6 units of a second term review, including:
1) Comparatives and superlatives with regular and irregular adjectives using than, -er, -est, more, most, better, best, worse, and worst.
2) The present perfect tense using have/has + past participle with questions using have/has + subject + past participle.
3) Common modal verbs such as have to, have got, and expressions using some, any, a/an, many, much, a lot of, how many/how much.
4) Verbs like get meaning receive, arrive, buy, bring, darken
Copyright:
Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
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Download as ODT, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
● HAVE TO ● COMPARATIVES ● ADVENTURE SPORTS ✤ Subject + HAVE/HAS TO + V + C SIEMPRE AÑADE THAN detrás del adjetivo. ー Subject + DON'T / DOESN'T HAVE TO + - Adjetivo corto: -ER añadido al adjetivo ● PRESENT PERFECT (shorter/ younger…) V+C - Adjetivo terminado en –Y: -IER añadido al ✤ Subject + HAVE/HAS + PART + ? DO / DOES + Subject + HAVE TO + V + adjetivo (happier) C C? - Adjetivo largo: MORE delante del adjetivo ー Subject + HAVEN'T/HASN'T + Yes, she does / No, she doesn't (more exciting…) PART + C ● HAVE GOT - Irregulares: GOOD è BETTER ? HAVE / HAS +Subject+ PART + ✤ Subject + HAVE/HAS GOT + C BADè WORSE C? ー Subject + HAVEN'T / HASN'T GOT + C FAR èFURTHER Yes, he has / No, he hasn't ? HAVE/HAS + Subject + GOT + C? ● SUPERLATIVES Yes, I have / No, I haven't ● JUST (always in present perfect!) SIEMPRE AÑADE THE delante del adjetivo. ● SOME (Plural countables and - Adjetivo corto: -EST añadido al adjetivo (Acabar de / + - ? ) uncountables / Affirmative / Requests (shortest/youngest) Between HAVE / HAS and PART and offers in ?) - Adjetivo terminado en –Y: -IEST añadido al ● ANY (Uncountables and countables adjetivo (happiest) ● GET - Adjetivo largo: MOST delante del adjetivo -Receive - Get up in – and ?) (most beautiful…) ● A / AN (Singular countables / + - ? - Buy - Get to - Irregulares: GOOD è THE BEST ● MANY (Countables / + - ?) - Arrive - Get on BAD èTHE WORST ● MUCH (Uncountables / + - ?) - Become - Get off FAR èTHE FURTHEST ● A LOT OF (Count and uncount /+ - ?) ● TOO / ENOUGH - Bring - Get dark ● HOW MANY? (Count Question word) TOO + Adjective (demasiado) - Get angry ● HOW MUCH? (Uncount Question Adjective + ENOUGH (bastante, suficiente) word) ENOUGH + noun ● NEGATIVE PREFIXES MAKE DO IN- IM- UN- Incorrect Impatient Uncomfortable Insensitive Impolite Unfriendly Intolerant Impossible Untidy