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INTRODUCTION These sentences make comparisons between different things. For the two ways of forming the comparative and superlative (warmer, warmest or more/most convenient). For irregular forms, e.g. good -> better, best We often use than after a comparative (more convenient than .. ) for more details about patterns with the comparative and superlative. NOTE Some people believe that we should use a comparative for two items and the superlative for more than two. But in informal English the superlative is often used to refer to one of only two items. Which of these two photos is better /best? Regular comparison These are the regular forms. Short adjectives end in -er and -est. Long adjectives have more and most. For more details. Then are some spelling rules-for -erl-est. Thereisnodoublingofezfine->finer There is doubling of some consonants: hot -> hottest y changes to i: heavy-rhea:...
Tomorrow, I’ll do my homework at 8:00. Then, I’ll go to bed at 10:00. Before I go to bed tomorrow, I will have done my homework. By the time I go to bed tomorrow, I will have done my homework. Tomorrow, first I’ll do my homework; second I’ll go to bed. - We use the first action in the future perfect and the second one in the simple present. More examples: Tonight, first I’ll have a snack. Second, I’ll watch a movie. I‘ll have had a snack before I watch a movie. By next June, I will have passed my bac exam. Students will have finished this test before it rings. Will she have learned enough Chinese to communicate before she moves to Beijing? In three years, oil prices will have gone higher. How many countries will you have visited by the time you turn 50? - Or for an action which will have been completed in the future before a certain time or between now and a certain period in the future . At this time next Monday, we’ll have moved to ou...
wish / if only wish about the present . Form: 1. wish / if only + simple past/could/would is used to eoress our wishes, regrets and hopes we regret past actions or we hope change in the future. wish about the present is done only if the sentence is the present I don't have a car . I wish I had a car . I don't speak chinnese if only I could speak chinnese wish about the future form: wish / if only +past continous/would/could is used to show ones hope or a situation will change in immediatly or in the future . ex: The regime is not changing . I wish the regime were changing They are sorry that their bosse won't give them a holiday If only their boss would give thema holiday wish about the pas t form: wish / if only + past perfect/could have+past participle is used to sh...
How to make the Passive in English We make the passive by putting the verb 'to be' into whatever tense we need and then adding the past participle . For regular verbs, we make the past participle by adding 'ed' to the infinitive. So play becomes played . How to form passive forms of verbs? Tense Active Passive Present Tense go, goes is gone (Singular) are gone (Plural) Past Tense went was went (Singular) were went (Plural) Future Tense will / can / may / must => go will / can etc. => be gone Present Continuous Tense am going is going is being going (Singular) are being going (Plural) Past Continuous Tense are going was going were eating was being gone (Singular) were being gone (Plural) Future Continuous Tense will be going shall be going No Passive Voice Present Perfect Tense have gone had gone have been gone (Plural) has been gone (Singular) Past Perfect Tense had gone had been gone Future Perfect Tense shall have gone ...