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SEVDA - GRAMMAR - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Time: "On Monday we will go to class"
      - Location: "Let's get on the bus"
    - - Time: "Im graduating in the year 2027"
      - Location: "I'm in the restaurant"
    - - Time: "I will be there at 4pm"
      - Location: "I have been admitted at this hospital"
    - - Time: "Usain bolt ran 100m in under 12 seconds flat"
      - Location: "The shy dog is sitting under the table"
  - - - "The"
    - - "A"
        
        Usage: noun begins with a consonant sound
      - "An"
        
        Usage: noun begins with a vowel sound
  - - - Choice or option
    - - Date and time
    - - Location
    - - Condition or method
    - - Details about a subject or object
    - - Obect or subject
    - - Reason
  - - - "Sevda likes to go shopping, and she bought food at the mall" (JOIN AVOID REDUNDANCE)
      - "Sevda likes to go shopping, so she bought food at the mall" (CAUSE AND EFFECT)
    - - Sevda would like to visit France, instead she will visit Turkye
      - Despite the fact that Sevda is not feeling well, she will work on Monday
    - - "Sevda feels hungry, but she does not feel like eating"
        (COMPLETE DISAGREEMENT)
      - Sevda feels hungry, however she has to practice Pilates before eating. (LEAVES ROOM FOR FLEXIBILITY)
- - - - “I have taught three lessons today.”
        action begins in the past
        action finishes in the present
    - - “By tonight, I will have sent you the homework.”
        action starts in the present
        action finishes in the future
    - - “When the student arrived, I had already prepared the lesson plan.”
        Lesson Preparation = Past past
        Student arrived = Past
        Events finish in the past!!!
  - - - “I had been preparing the lesson plan for an hour when my laptop died.”
        action from past past interrupted
        by action in the past
    - - “I have been teaching since 8 AM.”
        action started in the past
        action continues in the present
    - - “By next month, I will have been sending you homework for six months.”
        action starts in the past
        action not necessarily finished, may continue into the future future
  - - - "I eat chicken today"
    - - "I will eat chicken tomorrow"
    - - "I ate chicken yesterday"
- - - - "Sevda works in the office"
    - - Not the main topic of the sentence
      - "Sevda works in the office"