Articles: the, a, an
I want to go to ___ United Kingdom this summer
the
I don't like shopping for clothes.
Neither do I.
I don't either.
I really want _________ French. (learn)
to learn
_________ is not allowed here. (fish)
fishing
to know the way around
to be able to get around a place, know directions in an area.
I heard that this bowling alley is ___ best one in ___ Budapest.
the, --
Lucy will go to the movies tomorrow.
so, too
I always enjoy __________ to my grandfather. He has such interesting stories. (talk)
talking
Colin had no idea how __________ into the house without a key. (get)
to get
constellation
a collection of stars in a particular shape with a name
___ Danube River flows right through ____ center of ___ city.
the, the, the
I can't stand tomatoes.
either/neither
she seems __________ her new job. (like)
to like
I heard the tv set _____________ (explode)
explode
otherwise
in a different situation, outside the normal.
We took a trip around ___ London and stopped at ___ Westminster Abbey and ___ delicious bakery.
--, --, a
I would like a cup of coffee
so/too
I can't imagine ______ from home every day. (work)
working
I always dreamed of ______ (live) in a house by the sea.
living
lack of
when you don't have enough of something
ex. I am exhausted because of lack of sleep.
I plan to be ___ candidate for ____ Parliament in ____ next election
a, --, the
Tell me the difference between affirmative and negative statements. What words are used for these?
Affirmative: so, too
Negative: either, neither
Explain what a gerund and infinitive is.
gerund: -ing words, I like walking,
infinitive: to + base form of word, or just base form. I like to walk.
What is the difference between a full infinitive and bare infinitive? Give one example for each.
full infinitive is to + base form of verb. (I love to swim)
bare infinitive is just base form of the verb. (I heard the door open)
I reckon (definition 200 points)
Use it in a sentence (300 points)
I believe