comparatives and superlatives
use -less- in a comparative sentence
:) is less +adj. than blah...
use -used to- in a positive sentence
:) used to blah...
When we use passive voice, the main verb always goes in...
pp
when do we use present perfect?
actions that started in the past and continue in the present.
I am homeless, I need to get_________.
an offer
a job
a job
use interesting in a superlative sentence
the most interesting
what´s the difference between simple past and used to?
finished actions vs past routines
when do we use passive voice?
when the subject is unknown or irrelevant
what´s auxiliaries are used in p.p.?
have/has
what´s the problem?
the intonation in this question would be
down
what´s the comparative form of clever?
cleverer
use -used to- in a negative sentence
:) didn´t used to...
I like cheese.
Cheese is liked by me.
a minute
since/for
for
mention three linking words to link events
to begin with
after that
at first
after a while
after that
in the end
What do adjectives and adverbs modify?
nouns
verbs, adj, other adverbs
when do we use -used to?
past routines or habits, or states
I stole the diamond.
The diamond was stolen by me.
I remember
since/for
since
what´s the name of the intonation that indicates that the speaker is holding information or is going to continue talking?
partial rise
Mention the 4 spelling rules for comparative adjectives
short adj
-y
long adj
cvv
what´s the -ed pronunciation in -used-
/t/
How do you identify a passive sentence?
there is the verb -be- next to a pp verb.
I loved my baby sister when I met her. I still love her.
put it together using pp
I have loved my baby sister since I met her.
Can -however be used at the end of a sentence?
no