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http://www.allonlinefree.comEASY ENGLISH GRAMMARcomEasy Way To Learn English Tensese.Tenses Present simpleefreStructure of present simpleI don't (donot) work ina bank.llonlinI work in abank.Does hework in abank?www.aHe doesn'tHe works in a (does not)bank.work in abank.Do you workin a bank?Present simple - common Correctversion1 of 129Why?
http://www.allonlinefree.comefnlinDoes he work Questions in London? third person:does subject infinitive.All otherDoes he workpersons:in London?do subject infinitive.alloHe work inLondon?The thirdperson he,she, it addsthe letter s.e.He works inLondon.reHe work inLondon.I work inLondon.comI working inLondon.The gerunding form isnot used inthe presentsimple.wwwWork he inLondon?He not workin London.http://www.allonlinefree.comHe doesn'twork inLondon.2 of 129Negatives third person:subject doesn't
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http://www.allonlinefree.comTenses Past simpleStructure of past simpleI didn't (didDid you seenot) see himhim?yesterday.ree.comI saw himyesterday.Why?I was work inLondon.I worked inLondon.In positivesentences, ahelping verbsuch as 'was'or 'did' is notused.He worked inLondon?Did he workin ast simple - common mistakeshttp://www.allonlinefree.com4 of 129The helpingverb 'did' isused in past
http://www.allonlinefree.comsimplequestions.The helpingverb 'did' isused in pastsimplequestions.Did he workin London?Did he wrotea letter?The mainverb is usedin theDid he writeinfinitive forma letter?in questionsandnegatives.www.allonlinefree.comWorked he inLondon?He didn'twrote aletter.http://www.allonlinefree.comThe mainverb is usedin theHe didn'tinfinitive formwrite a letter.in questionsandnegatives.5 of 129
http://www.allonlinefree.comTenses Present perfect tenseStructure of present perfectI haven't(have not)seen him.comHas he gone?.allonlinefreHe hasn'tHe's (he has)(has not)gone.gone.Have youseen him?e.I've (I have)seen him.wwPresent perfect simple - ven hasSteven hasThe pastwrote a new written a new participle ofbook.book.the verbhttp://www.allonlinefree.com6 of 129
http://www.allonlinefree.comcommust be used- wrote ispast simple,written is thepastparticiple.nlinHave youseen himbefore?ww.alloDid you haveseen himbefore?efree.The helpingverb 'have' isused in thepresentperfect- it isinverted withthe person(you havebecomeshave you).wI didn't haveseen himbefore.http://www.allonlinefree.comI haven'tseen himbefore.7 of 129The helpingverb 'have' isused in thepresentperfect- tomake itnegative we
http://www.allonlinefree.comsimply addnot (n't).reinnllloI've knownhim for 5years.www.aI've beenknowing himfor 5 years.http://www.allonlinefree.comcome.I have beenhere sincelast week.efI am heresince lastweek.The presentperfect isused to showan actionwhichcontinues tothe present(anunfinishedaction).8 of 129Verbs such asknow, want,like, etc.(stativeverbs)suggestpermanentstates, notactions, soare used inthe simple
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http://www.allonlinefree.comTenses Past perfect tenseStructure of past perfectYou hadn't(had not)seen him.comHad you seenhim?efree.I'd (I had)seen him.alloCommonmistakesnlinPast perfect - common mistakesCorrectversionWhy?wwwThe helpingverb had /I didn't been I hadn't beenhadn't is usedto London.to London.in the pastperfect.When I sawhim, Ihttp://www.allonlinefree.comWhen I sawhim I noticed10 of 129The action(haircut)
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http://www.allonlinefree.comTenses Future simple tenseStructure of future simpleinefree.comI won't (willI'll (I will) beWill you benot) be ure simple - common mistakesCorrectversionWhy?Ok -I'llanswer it.If the actionis decided atthe momentof speaking,we use will /will not(won't).ww.aCommonmistakesw- The phone'sringing.- OK, I'mgoing toanswer it.http://www.allonlinefree.com13 of 129
http://www.allonlinefree.comcomWhen we sayI'm sure he iswhat we thinkI'm sure hegoing to helpor expect, wewill help you.you.use will(won't).ree.I promise I'mAfter promiseI promise I'llgoing towe usuallyhelp.help.use will.www.alloI'll call youwhen I'llcome to myoffice.nlinefWhen werefer to thefuture inadverbialI'll call youclauses, wewhen I come normally useto my office.presentsimple (afterwhen, assoon as,until).If you willgive me youraddress, I'llhttp://www.allonlinefree.comIf you giveme youraddress, I'll14 of 129When werefer to thefuture in
http://www.allonlinefree.comsend you apostcard.comsend you apostcard.conditionalclauses, wenormally usethe presentsimple.e.reefinnlwww.alloI can't seeyou nextweek. I willreturn toParis.To show thatI can't seethe decisionyou nextwas made inweek. I am the past, wereturning/amuse thegoing topresentreturn tocontinuous orParis.the 'going to'future.http://www.allonlinefree.com15 of 129
http://www.allonlinefree.comTenses 'Going to' future tenseStructure of 'going to' futurecomAre you goingto take aholiday?nlinefHe isn't (isIs he going tonot) going towatch TV thiswatch TV thisevening?evening.w.alloHe's (he is)going towatch TV thisevening.ree.I'm (I am)I'm (I am)not going togoing to taketake amy holidaysholiday thisin August.year.ww'going to' for future- commonmistakesCommonmistakesCorrectversionWhy?You knowthat I'll buy aYou knowthat I amWe use goingto for ahttp://www.allonlinefree.com16 of 129
http://www.allonlinefree.comcomnew car,don't you?future actionthat has beengoing to buydecideda new car,before thedon't you?time ofspeaking.llonlinefree.We use goingLook! Youto if we seeLook! Youare going to(and arewill drop yourdrop yoursure) that thebooks.books.action willhappen.ww.aTenses Future perfect simpletensewStructure of future perfect simpleThe film willThe film willnot (won't)have startedhave startedby the timeby the timewe get there.we get there.http://www.allonlinefree.com17 of 129Will the filmhave startedby the timewe get there?
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http://www.allonlinefree.comTenses Present continuousStructure of present continuousI'm (I am)notreading.He's (he is)reading abook.He is not (he'sIs henot/he isn't)reading areading abook?book.comI'm (I am)reading abook.w.allonlinefree.Are youreading?wwPresent continuous - commonmistakesCommonmistakesCorrectversionWhy?They stillwaiting forThey are stillwaiting forto form acontinuoushttp://www.allonlinefree.com19 of 129
http://www.allonlinefree.comtense we usebe -ing.you.They are still Are they stillwaiting forwaiting foryou?you?Are they stillwaiting foryou?Where theyare waitingfor you?Where arethey waitingfor you?llonlinefree.Do they stillwaiting foryou?In questionsthe subject(they) andthe auxiliaryverb (be)changeplaces.comyou.www.aTo form thenegative weput not afterShe doesn'tShe isn'tthe verb bewatching TV. watching TV. (am not, isnot isn't,are not aren't).I'm believing I believe you. Some verbshttp://www.allonlinefree.com20 of 129
ou.are not usedin continuoustenses these arecalled stativeverbs (e.g.believe,come from,cost, depend,exist, feel,hate, like).http://www.allonlinefree.com21 of 129
http://www.allonlinefree.comTenses Past continuousStructure of past continuousI wasI wasn't (was not)reading areading.book.e.comWas Ireading?Wereyoureadinga book?.allonlinefreYou wereYou weren't (werereading anot) reading a book.book.wwPast continuous - common mistakeswCommonmistakesCorrectversionI waiting for I was waitinghim almostfor himtwo hours.almost twohttp://www.allonlinefree.com22 of 129Why?To form thepastcontinuous
http://www.allonlinefree.comhours.efree.We use theWe playedpast simpletennis every for repeatedmorning.actions in thepast.inWe wereplayingtennis everymorning.comwe useWhat did he What was he was/were ing.doing whendoing whenyou saw him? you saw him?www.allonlWe use thepastcontinuouswhen wewant to sayThey watched They werewhat wasTV when Iwatching TVhappeningcame.when I came.(what was inprogress) ata particulartime in thepast.http://www.allonlinefree.com23 of 129
http://www.allonlinefree.comTenses Present perfect continuoustense (present perfectprogressive)e.They haven't(have not)been living inthis flat forvery long.nlinefreHave theybeen livinghere for along time?w.alloThey've(They have)been living inthis flat formore thanfive years.comStructure of present perfectcontinuouswwPresent perfect continuous - commonmistakesCommonmistakesCorrectversionWhy?It has beenrain heavilyIt has beenrainingThe structureof presenthttp://www.allonlinefree.com24 of 129
http://www.allonlinefree.comheavily allday.Verbs such assit, wait,speak, etc.(non-stativeI have beenverbs)sitting heresuggestfor twocontinuityhours.and so aremostly usedin thecontinuous (ing) form.efinww.allonlI have sathere for twohours.ree.comall day.perfectcontinuous ishave/hasbeen -ing.wWhich?I have worked here for fiveyears.I have been working herefor 5 years.http://www.allonlinefree.com25 of 129When BOTHthe simpleandcontinuousform arepossible,native
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http://www.allonlinefree.comTenses Past perfect continuoustenseStructure of past perfect continuousinefree.comI'd (I had)I hadn't (had Had you beenbeen working not) beenworkinghard.working hard. hard?.allonlPast perfect continuous - commonmistakesCorrectversionwwCommonmistakeswI had working I had beenhard, so I felt working hard,very tired.so I felt verytired.I had beenworked hard,http://www.allonlinefree.com27 of 129Why?The form ofthe pastperfectcontinuous ishad been verb-ing.
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http://www.allonlinefree.comTenses Future simple continuous(progressive) tenseWill you bewaiting thereat fiveo'clock?nlinefree.I won't (willI'll (I will) benot) bewaiting therewaiting thereat fiveat fiveo'clock.o'clock.comStructure of future simple continuousw.alloTenses Present tenses used forthe futurewPresent tenses used for the futurewWe use the presentsimple when wetalk about timetablesand programmes.The train leaves at12.00.What time does thefilm begin?We use the present I'm going to thehttp://www.allonlinefree.com29 of 129
http://www.allonlinefree.comcomcontinuous whencinema this evening.we talk about thingsI'm not workingwe have alreadytomorrow.arranged to do.e.Tenses Future perfect continuous(progressive) tensenlinNext year Iwon't (willnot) havebeen workingin thecompany for10 yearswww.alloNext year I'll(I will) havebeen workingin thecompany for10 yearsefreStructure of future perfect continuoushttp://www.allonlinefree.com30 of 129Will you havebeen workingin thecompany for10 years nextyear?
http://www.allonlinefree.comConditionals Zero conditionalsentencesStructure of zero conditionalcomWhathappensif/when youheat water to100 degrees?llonlinefree.If/when youIf/when youdon't heatheat water towater to 100100 degrees,degrees, itit boils.doesn't boil.aZero conditional - common mistakeswwwCommonmistakesIf/when youeat toomuch, youwill get fat.Water boilswhen it If/when youeat toomuch, youget fat.Water boilswhen itWe use thepresentsimple inboth clausesand it meansthat the31 of 129
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http://www.allonlinefree.comConditionals First conditionalStructure of first conditionalefree.comIf I see him, If you don'tWhat will youI'll (I will) tell hurry, you'll do if there ishim.miss the bus. a problem?.alloCommonmistakesnlinFirst conditional - common mistakesCorrectversionWhy?wwwIf you will goIf you go toWe useto England,England, youpresentyou willwill improve simple in theimprove youryour English.if-clause.English.If I find hisaddress, Ihttp://www.allonlinefree.comIf I find hisaddress, I33 of 129The mainclause has
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http://www.allonlinefree.comConditionals Second conditionalStructure of second conditionalcomWhat wouldyou say ifyou metQueenElizabeth?nlinefree.I wouldn'tIf I had more(would not)time, I'd (Irefuse if youwould) traveloffered memore. 10,000.alloSecond conditional - commonmistakeswwwCommonmistakesIf I wouldhave enoughmoney, Iwould buy rsionWhy?If I hadWe use theenoughpast simplemoney, I(I had) in thewould buy aif-clausenewwhen we arecomputer.talking about35 of 129
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http://www.allonlinefree.comConditionals Third conditionalStructure of third conditionalcomWould youhave done itif you'd (youhad) knownearlier?efree.If she hadn'tbeen ill, shewould havegone to thecinema.allonlinIf I'd (I had)known youwere coming,I would've(would have)waited foryou.wThird conditional - common mistakeswwCommonmistakesIf I wouldhave askedhim, hewould havehelped f I hadIn the ifasked him, clause we usehe wouldthe pasthave helped perfect (hadme. past37 of 129
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http://www.allonlinefree.comVerb structures Verb bareinfinitiveree.My parents didn't letme watch TV atnight.Did you see anyoneenter the building.He made me laugh.llonlinefThe bare infinitive(infinitive without'to') is used aftercertain verbs whichare followed by anobject: let, make,see, hear, feel.comVerb bare infinitivewww.aThe bare infinitiveis used after modal He can't sing.verbs can, should,It might be a goodcould, might, may,idea.etc.Verb structures Verb -ing(gerund)http://www.allonlinefree.com39 of 129
http://www.allonlinefree.comVerb -ingcome.efThe gerund form (ing) is used afterverb preposition: insiston, look forward to,etc.I enjoy going to thecinema.I don't like living ina city.reThe gerund form (ing) is used aftercertain verbs: avoid,admit, can't stand,deny, dislike, enjoy,hate, like, love,mind, practise.ww.allonlinI'm looking forwardto seeing you.He insisted onseeing the shopmanager.wVerb structures Verb to infinitiveVerb to infinitive'To' infinitive isused after suchhttp://www.allonlinefree.comI have decided tolend him the car.40 of 129
http://www.allonlinefree.comHe offered to helpme.He promised notsay anything.'To' infinitive isused after certainverbs which arefollowed by anobject: ask, tell,want, needHe asked me to gothere with him.She told me tohelp her.llonlinefree.comverbs as: agree,arrange, decide,offer, seem, plan,want, need,promise, hope,refuse, start, stopww.aVerb structures Verb object to-infinitive structurewVerb object to-infinitive structureAfter some verbs weneed to include anobject before toinfinitive.http://www.allonlinefree.comThey consideredhim to be the bestperson for theposition.41 of 129
http://www.allonlinefree.comShe asked me togive her someadvice.I told my assistantto send the letter.comSome of these verbsare: advise, ask,allow, expect,encourage, force,help, invite, order,persuade, teach,tell.ree.Modal verbsnlinefModal verbs Modal verbs and theirnegatives.anegativemust (used for apersonal opinion)He must be crazy.can'tHe can't be crazy.must / have to /has to (used forobligation)You must arrive bydon't have to /needn't something is notnecessarywwwpositivelloModal verbs and their negativeshttp://www.allonlinefree.com42 of 129
http://www.allonlinefree.comYou don't have toarrive by 8 o'clock.You needn't arriveby 8 o'clock.com8 o'clock.You have to arriveby 8 o'clock.e.can (used forability)I can play theguitar.nlinefrecan't / cannotI can't play theguitar.www.allocan (used forpossibility)You can smokehere.http://www.allonlinefree.comcan't / cannot /mustn'tYou can't smokehere.You mustn't smokehere.43 of 129
http://www.allonlinefree.comModal verbs Modal verbs in thepastModal verbs in the pastpastcompresentshould have beencould becould have beenefree.should bewould bemay bew.amight bellonlinwill bemight have beenwould have beenwwwould bemay have beenModal verbs Should (to expressobligation)Should - to express obligationhttp://www.allonlinefree.com44 of 129
http://www.allonlinefree.comStructure: should infinitiveWe use should forthe present and thefuture.www.allonlinShould is weakerthan have to ormust.efree.comYou should tellthem the truth.We use should toYou shouldn'tgive advice tosmoke, it's bad forsomeone and to say you.that something is a I don't think yougood idea.should do it.http://www.allonlinefree.com45 of 129
http://www.allonlinefree.comModal verbs Should have (toexpress past obligation)comShould have - to express unfulfilledpast obligationStructure: should have pastparticiplee.reefYou shouldn't havegone there - it wasa mistake.I don't think youshould have doneit.inWe use shouldhave for the past.You should havetold them the truth.www.allonlWe use shouldhave to say thatsomeone didn't dosomething, but itwould have beenbetter to do it.Modal verbs Must / have toMust / have tohttp://www.allonlinefree.com46 of 129
http://www.allonlinefree.compresentpastI had to go.He must be here.It must be great.(when we want toexpress a personalopinion)He must have beenhere.It must have beengreat.www.allonlinefree.comI must go. / I haveto go.(when we want toexpress obligation)http://www.allonlinefree.com47 of 129
http://www.allonlinefree.comModal verbs Present probability must / can't / may / might /couldcomMust / can't - to express probabilityree.Structure: modal infinitive without tomust be, must have, can't go, etc.allonlinefThey are reallyWe use must togood, they mustexpress that we feel win.sure that something They must be veryis true.rich. Look at thehouse.wwwShe can't be ill. I'veWe use can't to say just seen her in thewe are sure thatshop and she lookedsomething isfine.impossible.It can't be true. Idon't believe it.http://www.allonlinefree.com48 of 129
http://www.allonlinefree.comMay / might / could - to expressprobabilitycomStructure: modal infinitive without tomay be, might do, could go, etc.llonlinefree.They may beWe use may orarriving tomorrow.could or might toHe might be awaysay that it is possible on holiday.that something will He could be awayhappen or ison holiday.happening.He might be offeredthe job.www.aThe negative of mayHe might not beis may not.offered the job.The negative ofI may not pass themight is might not.exam.I might not go toThey both mean thatthe matchit is possible thattomorrow.something will nothappen or is nothappening.http://www.allonlinefree.com49 of 129
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http://www.allonlinefree.comModal verbs Past probability must have / can't have / mighthave / may havecomMust / can't / couldn't have - toexpress probability in the pastThey must haveleft early.He must havealready gone.llonlinefWe use must haveto express that wefeel sure thatsomething was true.ree.Structure: modal have past participlemust have been, can't have gone, etc.www.aHe can't haveescaped throughWe use can't have /this window. It is toocouldn't have tosmall.say that we believeShe can't havesomething wassaid that.impossible.She couldn't havesaid that.http://www.allonlinefree.com51 of 129
http://www.allonlinefree.comMay / might / could have - to expressprobability in the paste.reHe may havemissed the bus.The road mighthave been blocked.allonlinefWe use may /could / mighthave to say that itwas possible thatsomething happenedin the past (but weare not 100% sure).comStructure: modal have past participlemay have been, could have gone, mighthave lost, etc.wwwThe negatives aremay not have andmight not have.http://www.allonlinefree.comHe may not haveleft yet.The assistant mightnot have receivedhis message52 of 129
ns Prepositions of placeINONcomPrepositions of placeATclose toat the table,at the busstopwww.allonlinefree.inside anin contactarea or spacewith asurfacein the city, inon the wall,the sky, inon the tablebedhttp://www.allonlinefree.comon a lineon the river,on theequator53 of 129before nounsreferring to aplace orpositionat the top, atthe front, atthe endbut in themiddle
http://www.allonlinefree.comarrive at asmall placearrive at thestation, atthe meetingcomarrive in acityarrive inLondon, s'point atsomething,smile atsomeonehttp://www.allonlinefree.com54 of 129
http://www.allonlinefree.comPrepositions Prepositions of timePrepositions of timeONATcomINdays of theweek (onThursday)months (inJanuary)dates (on 5August)reefinnllloon Mondaymorningww.aseasons (insummer)wparts of theday (in theafternoon, inthe morningBUT at night)http://www.allonlinefree.com55 of 129hours of theclock (at7.30)e.years (in1998)religiousfestivals (atEaster)points in time(at the endof the week)
http://www.allonlinefree.come.reDuring my time inLondon I visited alot of interestingplaces.nlinefWe use during totalk about somethingthat happens withina particular period oftime, to say whensomething takesplace.comPrepositions of time (during, for,over, or, by, until)www.alloWe use during toHe came to worktalk about something during the morningthat happens within meeting.the same time asanother event.We use over or in totalk about somethingthat has beenhappeningcontinuously up untilhttp://www.allonlinefree.comWe've had a lot ofproblems over / inthe last few months.We expect a rise insales over / in the56 of 129
http://www.allonlinefree.come.comthe present, or willnext few months.happen continuouslyI can only come forWe use for to saya few minutes.how long somethingI was waiting forcontinues.him for two hours.reWe use by to saythat something willhappen or beachieved before aparticular time.allonlinefIt has to be finishedby two o'clock.He should return bythe end of March.wwwWe use until to saythat something willcontinue up to aparticular time.http://www.allonlinefree.comWe have to stayhere until hecomes.The concert went onuntil eleven o'clock.57 of 129
http://www.allonlinefree.comPrepositions Examples of someprepositional verbsPrepositional verbsto apologise forsomethingto say you are sorryfor somethingI apologize for notreplying to yourletter sooner.www.allonlinefree.comto agree tosomethingto acceptI don't think he willever agree to such aplan.to apply forsomethinghttp://www.allonlinefree.comto formally asksomeone forsomething such as ajob or permission todo somethingWhy didn't youapply for a bankloan?58 of 129
http://www.allonlinefree.come.comto say you areannoyed aboutsomethingto complain toIf the service is notsomebody aboutsatisfactory, yousomething/somebodyshould complain tothe customerservice about it.www.ainnllloto conform tosomethingefreto be in accordancewith somethingThis signal systemdoesn't conform tothe official safetystandards.to consist ofsomethinghttp://www.allonlinefree.comto mention all of thethings thatsomething containsThe delegationconsists of over 200people, includinginterpreters andjournalists.59 of 129
http://www.allonlinefree.comto insist onsomethingto say thatsomething musthappen orsomebody must dosomethingI insist on speakingto the head of theoffice.ww.allonlinefree.comto hear fromsomebodywhen someone,especially someoneyou know well,writes to you ortelephones youWhen was the lasttime you heard fromhim?wto refer to something to talk aboutsomebody orsomething in aconversation,speech or a piece ofwritingEveryone knowshttp://www.allonlinefree.com60 of 129
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http://www.allonlinefree.comPrepositions Prepositions afteradjectives (1)Prepositions after adjectivescomShe is afraid ofdriving onmotorways.Are you afraid of thedark?efree.afraid of somethingafraid of doingsomethingwI am really angryabout what she did.Why did she do it? Iam really angry withher.innl.alloangry aboutsomethingangry withsomebodyI'm concerned abouthis exam results.pleased withsomeone /somethingI was very pleasedwith hisperformance.sorry aboutWas she sorry aboutwwconcerned aboutsomethinghttp://www.allonlinefree.com62 of 129
http://www.allonlinefree.comthe mistake?I'm sorry for beinglate.good at somethingHe is good atlanguages.e.comsomethingsorry for doingsomethinginefrePrepositions Prepositions afteradjectives (2)w.allo(un)aware ofsomethingnlPrepositions after adjectivesIs he aware of theproblem?She is stilldependent on herparents.famous forsomethingHe is famous for hissportingachievements.wwdependent onsomethinghttp://www.allonlinefree.com63 of 129
http://www.allonlinefree.comI was veryimpressed by hisperformance.impressed by/withsomethinge.comHis interests aresimilar to something similar to those ofhis brother.I was really upsetabout itwww.allonlinefreupset aboutsomethinghttp://www.allonlinefree.com64 of 129
http://www.allonlinefree.comAdjectives / adverbsreCan you see theyoung woman atthe end of thestreet?nlinefWe use an adjectiveto describe thequalities of people,things, places, etc.e.AdjectivescomAdjectives / adverbs Use ofadjectiveswww.alloWe use an adjective(not an adverb) afterIt looks interesting.'linking' verbs suchHis ideas areas be, become, feel,interesting.seem, smell, sound,look, etc.We use an adjectiveHis answer made histo describe theboss angry.object.http://www.allonlinefree.com65 of 129
http://www.allonlinefree.comAdjectives - common mistakesCommonmistakesCorrectversionShe was tooManyfrightened to adjectives aresay a word.participleforms ofverbs.I am veryI am veryinteresting in interested in The -ed formdescribesthis problem. this problem.how someonefeels (bored).The -ingformdescribes theIt was aIt was aperson orbored film.boring film.thing thatcauses thefeeling(boring).www.allonlinefree.comShe was toofrighten tosay a word.Why?The cameraworkshttp://www.allonlinefree.comThe cameraworks66 of 129We useadverbs to
efree.She married She marrieda German, a tall, young,young, tallGermanlawyer.lawyer.Adjectivesnormally goin rialpurpose.comperfect.say how wedosomething.http://www.allonlinefree.com67 of 129
http://www.allonlinefree.comAdjectives / adverbs Use ofadverbscomAdverbsinefree.He speaks EnglishWe use an adverb tofluently.say how an action isShe answeredperformed.correctly.w.allonlWe use an adverb toadd informationHow long have youabout thelived here?time/place/manner.wwWe can use anadverb to addinformation to anadjective.http://www.allonlinefree.comShe was extremelyhappy to see himagain.I really hatetravelling by train.68 of 129
http://www.allonlinefree.comForms of adverbsThe majority ofadverbs are formedby adding ly to anadjective.There are someexceptions irregular adverbs.ree.comnicely, quickly,beautifully, happily,economicallyllonlinefbasic - basically,If the adjective endsdramatic in ic we add ally.dramaticallyfast, daily, late,early, hardwww.aSome adverbs havethe same form asadjectives.http://www.allonlinefree.com69 of 129
http://www.allonlinefree.comAdverbs - common w.alloThe cameraworksperfect.ree.We use anadverb(perfect adjective,The cameraperfectly worksadverb) whenperfectly.we want tosay how wedosomething.wDid you work Did you workhardly today? hard today?She behavedrather silly.http://www.allonlinefree.comHerbehaviourwas silly.70 of 129See the list ofirregularadverbs.Some wordsending in -lyare adjectives
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