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What kind of prepositions do we have?
Place and Time
What is the difference between the comparatives and the superlatives?
Comparatives: Compare differences between 2 objects or names (-er)
Superlative: Describe an object which its more superior or inferior of a quality (-est)
Which is more polite would like or want?
Would like
Why do we use Imperatives?
We use imperatives to give strong advice.
Why do we use I´d rather?
We use I´d rather to say "I want to this more than something else"
Say 4 frequency expressions.
Once a day, twice a week, three times a month.
Every minute, day, week, month, year
Explain the difference between be going to and will.
Be going to: Prior plan and evidence or signs
Will: Rapid decisions and prediction
To say why we do something, we often use the:
Infinitive or the Infinitive with to
Infinitive with to
-Why did you go to the stadium?
We went to the stadium to practice
Write 2 sentences for the Time Phrases.
IN: Months/ Years/ Times of the day.
ON: Days of the week/ + parts of the days/ Dates.
AT: Clock times/ Holidays/ Precise time (at night or at the weekend.
For what type of nouns is many, few and much little used for?
Countable: Many and Few
Uncountable: Much and Little
Say all the Frequency adverbs.
Always, usually, normally, generally, often, frequently, sometimes, occasionally, seldom, rarely, never
What are the Modal verbs?
Might, May, Could, Should, Would, Will and Must
What are the rules for Present Perfect?
She/ He / It + has + past participle
Explain the difference between -ing and to+ infinitive.
-ing is used for real experience (something that happened).
to+ infinitive is used for hypothetical cases (would like to...) maybe won't happen.
Say the rules for the comparatives and superlatives
1) Add -er
2)Double the last consonant + -ed
3) -y ---} -ier
5) more or most
4) irregular verbs ---} good better
bad worse