Unit 1
Use get in a passive sentence:
If my car ________ (damage) by you, you will pay for the repairs.
If my car gets damaged by you, you will pay for the repairs.
Connects a cause and a result, but is used in written English or formal speech.
Therefore
We use them to find out if someone agrees with your opinion
Negative questions
Six adjectives to describe animals:
Enormous, Tiny, Adorable, Gorgeous, Fierce, Aggresive, Playful, Curious, Agile, Cunning, Energetic, etc.
What year did Stranger Things first premiere on Netflix?
2016
These words are all used to link two contrasting ideas or show that one fact makes the other fact surprising.
although, though, even though
Change the sentence to Reported Speech:
I can speak perfect English - Robert said.
He said (that) she could speak perfect English.
He was an exceptionally brilliant child.
Which is the intensifier and with what kind of adjective is used?
exceptionally - intensifier
brilliant - strong adjective
SAPICA is a
Networking event
What is the chemical symbol for gold?
Au
For what we use "get" in a passive sentence?
To talk about something that happened or something that changed
These word give us essential information – information that tells us who or what we are talking about.
Defining relative clauses
What are the superlatives of these adjectives?
good; bad; far; little; much
A plant such as corn, wheat, or vegetables that farmers grow
A crop
What is the national animal of Scotland?
The unicorn
Complete the sentence: _____ I'm a nurse, I can't stand the sight of blood.
Even though
Rewrite the sentence using defining relative clauses:
Communication skills - The ability to share ideas clearly with others.
Communication skills are skills that help people share ideas clearly with others.
Words like very, really and extremely are used to?
To make adjectives stronger
The lowest-level job in a company or department
An entry-level job
In what year did the United Nations officially form?
1945
We use so or such with many/few (+ adjective) + countable noun?
So
Transform this sentence to direct speech:
She said (that) she had been walking along the street.
I was walking along the street
Is the following sentence correct? If not correct the mistakes
The exam was very impossible.
No, The exam was absolutely impossible.
completely; exceptionally; particularly; really; quite; totally; utterly
The events that form the main story of a TV
show, movie, or book is the
Plot
What is the title of the first Star Wars movie ever released?
Star Wars: A New Hope (1977)