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Au Co School – Lesson plan 91. Objectives: By the end of the lesson, Ss will be able to remind vocabulary, grammar and structures that they have studied from Unit8 and Unit 92. Language contents:Vocabulary:- Words to describe popular celebrations in different countries: Tet, Easter, Christmas, Mid-A[r]

Too…to and so…thatA phrase can be expanded into a clause. In the same way, a clause can be contracted into a phrase. Thus wehave seen that the form of a sentence can be changed without changing its meaning. The transformation can bedone using several different methods.For example a simple sen[r]

End position adverbsAdverbs of manner, place and time most often go in end-position.She walked slowly.The children are playing in the garden.I saw him in the morning.Some sentences are incomplete without adverb complements. For example, a sentence that contains the verbput, go o[r]

Using enough to combine two clausesEnough can be used as an adjective or adverb. As an adjective, enough is used to modify a noun.I have bought enough eggs.As an adverb, enough is used to modify an adjective or another adverb.She is old enough to know better.We can combine two s[r]

BIÊN SOẠN : NGUYỄN THỊ THANH TRIÊUA. Relative pronouns : SUBJECT OBJECT POSSESSIONFOR PERSONSWHO WHO(M) WHOSEFOR THINGS & ANIMALSWHICH WHICH OF WHICHWHOSE B. Relative adverbs :WHERE : in which, in the place, at that place WHEN : on the day, at that time WHY : for the reason - I don’t[r]

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Trường THCS Trần Cao Vân ÔN TẬP HỌC KÌ IITổ : Ngoại ngữ MÔN: TIẾNG ANH 9 –Period: 61,62,63,64. A/Từ vựng:-Ôn các từ vựng nói về môi trường, lễ hội, thiên tai. Các tính từ và trạng từ thể cách.B/Cấu trúc:-Adverb clauses of reason (as, because, since)-Adverb clauses of concession (though, although, ev[r]

Using semicolon with transitional adverbsA transitional adverb (e.g. however, therefore, consequently, nevertheless) usually starts a new sentence.However, sometimes writers separate the two clauses with a semicolon to enable a smoother transition.He had lost his appetite and was stead[r]

Punctuation marks with independent clausesIndependent clauses can be separated (or connected) in a variety of ways.Full stopWhen both clauses are of equal importance and can stand on their own, we usually use a full stop to separatethem.My toddler refuses to take a nap in[r]

Adverbs 209 Order of adverbsThere is a strong tendency to use the different classes of adverbs in a certain left-to-right order. People usually follow this order when they use more than one class of adverb: (1) manner, (2) place, (3) time, (4) reason.

Dear… ,In my opinion,i think it's necessary to have aday to celebrate for our parents.It will be a day for us to express our feeling,memories & love for our parents.family members can have a chance to get together and help one another .I think,Mother's Day should be celebrated on the first S[r]

Adverbs 195 honest honestlyjealous jealouslylast lastlyquick quicklysad sadlyslow slowlysoft softlysuspicious suspiciously Even adjectives formed from the present and past participle of verbs can be changed to adverbs by adding -ly. Here are some examples:PRESENT PARTICIPLEAdjectives Adverbsamusing[r]

Parts of Speech
10.1 Nouns . 1
10.2 Pronouns . . . . 2
10.3 Action Verbs. . 3
10.3 Linking Verbs. 4
10.4 Adjectives 5
10.5 Adverbs 6
10.6 Prepositions . . 7
10.7–8 Conjunctions and Interjections . . 8
Parts of the Sentence
11.1–4 Subjects and Predicates . 9
11.5 Direct and Indirect Objects 10
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Name: ________________________________________________________________Read the following sen t e n c e s :1. Josh ALWAYS gets up at 7 o´clo c k .bus.2. He is NEVER late for sch o ol.suit?3. My par e nts don’t USUALLY work on Saturd ay s .to the cine m a .4. Do you SOMETIMES tak e a nap on Sunday s?5[r]

Parts of Speech
10.1 Nouns . . . . . . . . . . 1
10.2 Pronouns . . . . . . . . 2
10.3 ActionVerbs . . . . . . 3
10.3 Linking Verbs. . . . . 4
10.4 Adjectives . . . . . . . . 5
10.5 Adverbs . . . . . . . . . 6
10.6 Prepositions . . . . . . 7
10.7–8 Conjunctions and Interjections . . 8
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14 1. IntroductionIf a sentence consists of two or more clauses, all but the head clause maybe introduced by a conjunction, such as because and whether in the secondexample above. A conjunction forms part of the overall sentence, but not ofthe clause which it introduces.1.8.2 A sentence iscomplex if[r]

Adverb clause of timeAn adverb clause is a subordinate clause. It must be attached to a main clause. Adverb clauses of time areintroduced by the subordinating conjunctions while, after, whenever, before, since, as, till, until etc.While you were playing I wa[r]

17/ “Are there any orange inthe fridge?” My dad askedmy mum.18/ They said to us: “We arefrom japan.”19/ Peter said: “They willcome and visit Sapa netyear.”20/ “Could you please tellme the way to the hospital?”They asked him.* Homework: Read and do all ones.Change all ones in theexercise book 9.Per[r]

202 Verb PhrasesHe raised the issue just in order to cause an argument.We turned off the water in order to fix a leak in a pipe.Exercise 12.6Underline the adverb infi nitive phrases in the following sentences. Confi rm your answer by add-ing in order to the infi nitive phrase. in orderYou must sell the[r]