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    1) The document discusses the use of the word "enough" in positive, negative, and question sentences with an infinitive. An example of each is provided. 2) It then defines the pronoun "none" and explains that it can replace countable and uncountable nouns. The phrase "none of" indicates negation. 3) When "none" is the subject, the verb is either singular or plural depending on what it is referring to. It also notes that "neither of" should be used instead of "none of" when referring to two things or people. 4) The document finishes with questions to complete with "enough", "none", or derivatives to practice these

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    1) The document discusses the use of the word "enough" in positive, negative, and question sentences with an infinitive. An example of each is provided. 2) It then defines the pronoun "none" and explains that it can replace countable and uncountable nouns. The phrase "none of" indicates negation. 3) When "none" is the subject, the verb is either singular or plural depending on what it is referring to. It also notes that "neither of" should be used instead of "none of" when referring to two things or people. 4) The document finishes with questions to complete with "enough", "none", or derivatives to practice these

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    University Technical of Ambato: Wendy Freire Blanca Pazmiño Erika Moreno

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    1) The document discusses the use of the word "enough" in positive, negative, and question sentences with an infinitive. An example of each is provided. 2) It then defines the pronoun "none" and explains that it can replace countable and uncountable nouns. The phrase "none of" indicates negation. 3) When "none" is the subject, the verb is either singular or plural depending on what it is referring to. It also notes that "neither of" should be used instead of "none of" when referring to two things or people. 4) The document finishes with questions to complete with "enough", "none", or derivatives to practice these

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    UNIVERSITY

    TECHNICAL OF
    AMBATO

    Wendy Freire
    Blanca Pazmio
    Erika Moreno

    ENOUGH=sufici
    ente
    adj/adv+enough+infinitive
    Positive sentences
    Negative sentences
    Questions
    EXAMPLE:
    + He is smart enough to pass this exam.
    - There isnt enough time
    Do you have enough sugar?

    NONE

    None =
    Ninguno
    Noneisapronountoreplacecountableanduncountable
    nouns.Noneofindicatenegation
    When none is the subject, the verb is either singular
    or plural depending on what it is referring to.

    WARNING

    When we are referring to two things or people, we


    use neither of rather than none of:

    QUESTIO
    NS

    Howmanypencilsarethere?None

    COMPLETE THE SENTENSES


    The apartment is big for three people.
    I was looking for a nice shirt; I found..
    Heather is old . now to make her own decisions.
    Ive checked all the films that are showing in town. .. look very
    interesting.
    I dont have time to finish all this work !
    I think you've had ... to drink. You have to work tomorrow.
    Is there any coffee left? Sorry, there is .. left.

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