Suffixes in English In English, we add syllables to the end of words to create new words. These added syllables are called “suffixes.” Examples of Suffixes: Referencing People: Verbs Turned into Nouns: Adjectives Turned into Nouns: Nouns Turned into Adjectives: Adjectives Turned into Verbs: There aren’t many verbs formed from adjectives, but they do exist:
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Causatives in English When we arrange for someone to do something for us, we use causatives. These are used to indicate that someone is doing an action for us. Example: Sandra had her hair cut yesterday. Somebody cut it for her. Causatives are used in the tense in which the action is affected. Example: Marline
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Determiners 1 Indefinite article ( a, an ) a bag, a plane , a dog an apple, an orange , an umbrella There is a bicycle in front of the door. 2 definite article ( the ) : The boy in jeans is my friend. The bicycle is John’s. 3 Demonstratives This / these This
In English, we use reflexive pronouns to emphasize the subject. Reflexive pronouns are used when the subject and object are the same person. Reflexive Pronouns: Reflexive pronouns are used when the subject and object are the same person: Reflexive pronouns can also be used to emphasize in a sentence: When used with “-by,” reflexive pronouns
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PRE-INTERMEDIATE REVIEW Singular Plural book books car
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Present Perfect Continuous / ” I have been working “ UPPER INTERMEDIATE LEVEL PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS Present Perfect ile kullanılan Time Expressions : Already I have already spoken to Barbara. Have you finished doing your homework already ? Yet Other time expressions : Since for Just Ever So far This week/month How long Recently lately
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I want to run I like running To 1. Used after verb I used to live in İstanbul. I want to go home. If she wants to go, let him. He promised to give her car for tomorrow. She attempted to make a joke. Would you tell us when to leave ? I am hoping
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I Can Hear / I Could Hear Modals: Can / Could / Be Able To “Can”: “Can” is used in the following situations: Examples: I can see the river from my room. Can I use your mobile? My mobile is broken down! How many languages can you speak? – I can speak 3. I can
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Mustn’t (Must Not) In negative sense, when talking about “must – should,” it means there is a prohibition. Examples: You mustn’t smoke here. (It is forbidden to smoke here.) You mustn’t leave the school if you don’t finish your schoolwork. A scout mustn’t leave the camp unless he has got permission. Needn’t / Don’t Have
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Reported Speech 2 / Revision We use Reported Speech when we want to say what someone else said. Direct Speech: “I am going to help you.” Reported Speech: John said he was going to help me. We usually change the tense of what a person said: Present Simple -> Past Direct Speech: “I am a
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