'Affirmative form' presentation slideshows

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?????. Grammar. I. Describing and commenting on places, using adjectives (polite affirmative and negative forms) and Totemo and Amari. Compare. ? Adjective ????????????????????? Tanaka-san no uchi wa ookii uchi desu. ?????????????????? Tanaka-san no uchi wa ookii desu. Compare.

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MODAL VERBS

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Conjugation of the verb do Present Tense I 1. We You 2. You He, She, It 3. They

Conjugation of the verb do Present Tense I 1. We You 2. You He, She, It 3. They. Conjugation of the verb do Present Tense I do 1. We do You do 2. You do He, She, It does 3. They do. hurt, hurt, hurting. hurt,. I ______ my hand. You ______ my hand.

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Verb To Be

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English Class Section 1300/0800

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FUTURE TENSES

FUTURE TENSES. Tenses used to describe future are:. Simple Present. Present Continuous. Future Simple. Be going to future. Future Continuous. Future Perfect Simple. Future Perfect Continuous. Present Simple.

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Caso 3 Professions and places

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GRAMMAR

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SIMPLE PRESENT

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PRESENT PERFECT TENSE

PRESENT PERFECT TENSE. USE. We use the present perfect to describe an event or personal experience in the past without a specific time. -to talk about things that have happened up to now JUST EVER NEVER ALREADY YET /?/ NOT YET. SINCE/ when/ FOR / a length of time/

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in 1995

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in 1995

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in 1995

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VERB TO BE (ser / estar)

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VERB : TO BE (ser, estar)

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GRammar reference

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ENGLISH TENSES

ENGLISH TENSES. ACTIVE FORM. 3. FUTURE PERFECT TENSE 2. FUTURE IN THE PAST 1.SIMPLE FUTURE TENSE SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE 1. SIMPLE PAST TENSE 2. PRESENT PERFECT TENSE 3. PAST PERFECT TENSE. FUTURE. PAST. 3. S + WOULD + HAVE + INF. + ED 2. S + WOULD + INF. 1. S + WILL + INF.

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To be past tense

To be past tense. AFFIRMATIVE, NEGATIVE AND INTERROGATIVE FORMS. AFFIRMATIVE FORM. NEGATIVE FORM. INTERROGATIVE FORM TO BE+NOUN / NOUN+COMPLEMENT ?.

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