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4/11/14

Adj – don’t change in the plural form

A rich man / rich men – richs men

Highs tables

We usually go to the gym

We tend to go

We use to go

Used to – only in the past-

Differences bet. Spoken and written language:

I’m gonna change

I’m going to change

Other + plural noun

Another + singular noun

TO PRACTISE IRREGULAR VERBS:

http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/irregular-verbs-exercise-1.html

PAST CONTINUOUS FOR ACTIONS IN PROGRESS IN THE PAST.

TO GIVE BACKGROUND INFORMATION.

I was making dinner when the phone rang.

Fall – fell – fallen

Feel – felt(2)

PAST TIME 1

1.

A) was washing/ rang

b) did you feel?

c) was getting home/ received

d) went swimming

e)

f) sang / ate

g) fell / happened

fall fell fallen

feel felt felt

h)was washing, she broke

i) see/ missed

j) were you doing/ phoned

MISS A BUS/ TRAIN/ PLANE

WHILE/WHEN + PAST CONTINUOUS

WHILE + PAST SIMPLE

WHEN + PAST SIMPLE

While I was watching …

While I watched TV

2. b) Did you eat all the bread?

c) John spent a lot

d) I didn’t feel well

e) Anna bought a car

f) Did they win the prize?

g) Paul speaks

h) I didn’t pay all the bills

3. a) while

b) last week

c)when

d) at

e) while/when

f) ago

g) when

h) in

i) when

j) ago

4. a) 3

b) 1

c) 6

d) 5

e)2

f)7

g)8

h)4

5.

a) woke up/ told

b) was waiting, arrived

c) wanted , chose

d) was studying, phoned

e) found, was looking for

f) was watching, arrived

g) went out, was lying

h) went, did you eat

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BRAINSTORMING – ‘FAMILY’

bring up children

I was brought up by my granny

Get together

Be joined – be united

Help sb

We need help

We need their support (n)

Support sb (v)

Give advice

Advice (uncountable) / tips (countable)

PROBLEMS IN THE FAMILY

Family crisis

Economic problems

Arguments

Get married

Get divorced

Rivalry

Tension

Jealousy

Be jealous of sb

Fight over an inheritance

Alone / lonely

Be alone (reality)

Feel/be lonely (subjective feeling)

p.8 vocabulary – family-

1 – a

2 – h

3- f

4-j

5-g

6- e

7- b

8- i

9 – c

10 –d

ALIKE

alike 

  

     

     

   2  ADV  ADV after v

     

      Alike means in a similar way.

      ≠ differently 

   3  ADV  n and n ADV  emphasis

     

      You use alike after mentioning two or more people, groups, or things in order to emphasize that you are referring to both or all of them.

      = equally 

I take after my mum – I’m similar to her (both appearance and personality)

Look like – only physically-

HOMEWORK: REVIEW VOCABULARY ABOUT ‘FAMILY’

REVISE IRREGULAR VERBS