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Daily Grammar consists of 440 lessons and 88 quizzes. Lessons 1-90 cover the eight
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Lesson 2
Parts of Speech - Verbs
Instructions: Find the verbs in these sentences. These verbs will be state of
being verbs.

1. My uncle is a pilot.

2. The pie looks good.

3. You seem upset.

--For answers scroll down.

Answers:

1. is

2. looks

3. seem

These verbs are state of being or linking verbs. Some common linking verbs
are is, am, are, was, were, be, being, been, seem, look, feel, and become. They
do not show action. They just show that something exists.

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Lesson 3
Parts of Speech - Verbs
Instructions: Pick out the verbs in these sentences and tell
whether they are action verbs or linking verbs.

1. Suddenly someone sneezed loudly.

2. There are holes in my shirt.

3. He appears happy.

4. The image appeared in the mirror.

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 Answers:

1. sneezed

2. are

3. appears

4. appeared

Sneezed and appeared are action verbs. Are and appears are
linking or state of being verbs. Some verbs like appear can be
either action or linking verbs. It depends on whether it shows
action or not. Appears above is like saying seems which shows no
action while appeared above shows the action of the image.

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Lesson 4
Parts of Speech - Verbs
Sometimes a verb can be more than one word. When a verb is
more than one word, it is called a verb phrase. Verb phrases can
be two, three, or four words. Verb phrases are made by using
auxiliary or helping verbs.

Instructions: What are the verb phrases in these sentences?

1. You are going to Seattle.

2. You have been resting too much.

3. We must be early.

4. I will be finished shortly.

--For answers scroll down.

Answers:

1. are going

2. have been resting

3. must be

4. will be finished

These sentences all have what are called auxiliary or helping

verbs. I will refer to them as helping verbs. There are twenty-three
(23) helping verbs that should be memorized since they are used
so often. If you will memorize them, it will make knowing and
understanding verbs much easier. They are usually grouped in the
following five groups:

Group 1: is, am, are, was, were, be, being, been

Group 2: has, have, had
Group 3: do, does, did
Group 4: shall, will, should, would
 Group 5: may, might, must, can, could

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Lesson 5
Parts of Speech -
Verbs
Some of the helping verbs can be
used alone as the main verb. Is, am,
are, was, and were can be used
alone as linking or state of being
verbs. Has, have, had, do, does, and
did always show action when used
alone. Be, being, and been can be
used with other verbs either to show
action or state of being. The other
helping verbs cannot be used alone
but only as helping verbs.
 Instructions: Find the verb or verb
phrases in these sentences.

1. She has too many friends.

2. You do beautiful work.

3. I was in Canada last week.

4. You are being very stubborn.

--For answers scroll down.

Answers:

1. has

2. do

3. was

4. are being

Has and do are action verbs, and

was and are being are state of being
verbs.
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encontrar una manera de ensear fcilmente la gramtica If someone asks you to
a los necesitados de lecciones. Con el fin de cumplir su refrain from forwarding e-
deseo, Pete busc la ayuda de Mr. Bill Johanson, un mails to them they have that
veterano de treinta aos Ingls-enseanza. right and you shouldn't get
Sr. Bill Johanson es el autor de todas las lecciones mad or take it personally.
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durante treinta aos y lo ha hecho un gran trabajo de
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permiso para duplicar y utilizar las lecciones diarias de gramtica en sus clases siempre y
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16 aos de la
Guas de Estudio y Estrategias Web
Resumen | Proyectos actuales / Filosofa | Kudos / reconocimiento | Trfico / mtricas

Bienvenido!

Durante los ltimos diecisis aos he investigado, escrito,

mantenido y apoyado el sitio Web Guas de estudio como, el servicio pblico educativo
centrado en el aprendizaje independiente. Hemos disfrutado de los proyectos de
colaboracin a travs de fronteras institucionales, culturales y nacionales. Me resisto
registro y grficos que distraigan o caractersticas que puedan interferir con el fomento del
acceso alumno y el xito. Espero que encuentre til el recurso.

Resumen de una presentacin en la Conferencia

Internacional sobre la Educacin de la Universidad de
Londres, 15 de agosto 2012
Desde 1995:
255 temas, investigado, escrito y publicado por Joe Landsberger
De acceso libre y sin registro y seguimiento de los individuos
(Excepto con los anunciantes de terceros)
Formato y la navegacin consistente
Independiente y no afiliado
39 traducciones de la lengua por los hablantes nativos

Reputacin
Fuente: Web of Trust (WOT) mywot.com

Confiabilidad: 92/100,
Confiabilidad: 92/100,
Privacidad: 92/100,
Seguridad para nios: 91/100

Copyright Responsabilidad
Una, centrado en el aprendizaje, el servicio pblico educativo internacional
intencionalmente ". net" no ". com"
La intencin de capacitar a los estudiantes de la escuela media a travs regresar
adultos
sin tener en cuenta las fronteras institucionales y nacionales; costumbres culturales
y creencias religiosas; la raza, el gnero y la orientacin sexual
Se concede permiso para copiar libremente, adaptar y distribuir Guas individuales
de Estudio en formato impreso en los centros educativos no comerciales que
beneficien a los estudiantes

Visibilidad de SGS
Altamente calificados por directorios, portales, motores de bsqueda:
Rango de Google 7/10
Buscar "gestin del tiempo" 3 de 40.200.000 sitios web
60000 enlaces de vuelta por las instituciones (educativas) en todo el mundo
Asociacin Nacional Centro de Aprendizaje Colegio 2011
"Uso innovador Premio a la Tecnologa de"

Pases de los visitantes con porcentaje de trfico

Fuente: Google Analytics; 20 de agosto 2012; 190 pases;

EE.UU.: 48,0%
 Filipinas: 6.8%
Canad: 4.7%
India: 3.9%
Australia: 3,3%
Vietnam: 2,8%
Mxico: 2.4%
Reino Unido: 2,1%

Brasil: 1,8%
Malasia: 1,6%
Singapur: 1,2%
Columbia, Indonesia: 1.0% cada uno
Irn, Nueva Zelandia: 0,8% cada uno
Sudfrica: 0.7%
Israel: 0,6%
Francia, Rusia, Tailandia, Per, Alemania, Japn: 0,5% cada uno

1639 temas de SGS: 250 ms populares por idioma

Fuente: Google Analytics

Ingls: 137; Espaol, 30; Vietnamita, 23; Indonesia, 12;

rabe, 10; Persa, 10; Portugus, 9; Rusia, 6;
Francs, 5; Hebreo, 2; Italiana, 2; Chino, 1;
Japons, 1; Serbio, 1; Sueca, 1

La mayora de los temas populares por el idioma:

Fuente: Google Analytics

Ingls: las palabras y frases de transicin

Espaol: Los mapas conceptuales
Sueco, indonesio: Controlar el estrs
Vietnamita: Concentracin
Francs: La escucha activa
Rusos: Resolucin de ecuaciones lineales
Persa, hebreo: Gestin del tiempo
rabe: Tomar los exmenes de matemticas

Demografa (medias Internet en Estados Unidos):

Fuente: Comcast.com

Grupos de edad:
menores de 25 aos; 35-44; 45-54
 Desproporcionadamente bajos ingresos
Los padres
Moderadamente educados, las mujeres sin hijos navegando desde la escuela y el
hogar
Por encima de la media de la casa y la escuela;
inferior a la media del trabajo
Por encima de la media por debajo de 50.000 dlares de ingresos;
debajo del promedio de los niveles de ingresos ms altos
Por debajo del promedio para los caucsicos
Por encima de la media para afroamericanos, asiticos, hispanos y "otros"
Por debajo del promedio para los no-universidad
Por encima del promedio para la escuela universitaria y de posgrado

Dispositivos de mano / el uso del telfono celular:

Fuente: Google Analytics

EE.UU.: 5%
Gran Bretaa: 33%
Global: 9%

SGS trfico anual

Fuente: Webalyzer (basada en servidor)

Pgina % hits, archivos,

visitantes
vistas Aumentar milln milln
2012 enlace
2011 21709708 21.3% 10400000 249.4 62.4
2010 17637519 6,7% 8600000 163.2 27.1
2009 16536110 7,1% 7900000 196.4 20.3
2008 15435695 20,0% 6300000 130,6 60.1
2007 12796495 8,0% 5100000 82.3 36.6
2006 11849732 41.7% 3900000 69.5 53.2
2005 8300907 35.4% 3600000 53.9 40.6
2004 6128170 22.9% 1500000 42.4 31.0
2003 4984983 72.8%
2002 2884739 48,5%
2001 1942479 58,6%
2000 1224433 136.1%
1999 518550 172,8%
1998 190050 77,4%
 1997 107114
1995-1996 n / a

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