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REVIEW (CHAPTER 6: Subject Verb Agreement (Basic subject Verb Agreement:…
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CHAPTER 7: Nouns
Possessive Nouns: To show Possession, add an apostrophe (´) and -s to a singular noun.
Nouns and Adjectives: When a noun is used as an adjective, It is in its singular form.
Count and Noncount Nouns: This mean you can count, and the second one you cannot use numbers with the word furniture.
Article Usage: Use the when you know or assume that your listener is familiar with the same specific thing or person you are talking about.
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CHAPTER 9: Modals Part 1
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Polite Requests with I as the subject: Mai I and Could are used to request permission. They are equally polite, but May I sounds more formal.
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Advisability; Should, Ought to, Hd better: Should and Ought To both express advisability. Their meaning ranges in strenght from a suggestion to a statement about responsability or duty
Could Vs. Should; Could can be used to make suggestions. Should gives definite advice and is stronger than could.
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CHAPTER 4: Future Time
Simple Future: Will and be Going To: Express future time and often have essentially the same meaning.
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Future Perfect and Future Perfect Progressive: These two tenses are rarely used compared to the other verb tenses.