Future II 1- Here in Augusta the final day of the US Golf Mater is about to begin‚ and we could be in the point of a historic win. Tiger Woods‚ who is due to start his bid for a place in the history books in forty minutes‚ could complete the grand slam – in winning all four golf masters tournaments in one year. Woods starts today in the lead and he is in the point of give up that lead easily. This is going to be an exciting day‚ folks‚ so be … book your place in the font of the TV and
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diary * a letter * An article for a magazine. Try to include different tenses if possible. You may be asked about what you did last weekend (past tense); try to add if you’ll do the same thing next weekend (future tense). Make lists of phrases you could include to boost your mark. E.g. après avoir + past participle = after having... venir de + infinitive = to have just... depuis with present tense = for... Il faut / On devrait ... + infinitive = You should... About the school
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following: Write about literature in the present tense unless logic demands that you do otherwise. Even though a story is written in the past tense‚ we say that the main character writes to her brother because she thinks she knows something important. Even though Shakespeare is long gone‚ we say that Shakespeare suggests or uses or says. And in his plays‚ we say that a phrase or word suggests or means or implies something (all present tense verbs). However‚ when you refer to an
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Structuring the Research Paper Formal Research Structure For emphasis‚ the primary purposes for formal research are repeated here: • find and understand raw data and information • enter the discourse‚ or conversation‚ of other writers and scholars in your field • learn how others in your field use primary and secondary resources For the formal or primary academic research assignment‚ where you will take your place in the scholarly conversation‚ consider an organizational pattern typically used
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appointment happening in the future? Has chandler already made the appointment when they spoke? When did Chandler make the appointment? Yes Yes In the past 2) Why are his eyes all red? He’s been cutting onions: 1. Present Perfect Progressive tense. 2. Used to describe a continuous action that has been finished at some point in the recent past. So in this sentence‚ the person has been crying because of cutting onion‚ which has caused him to have red eyes. 3. Subject + have/has been + ing form
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grow---without knowing it. This growth that is not aware of itself comes further into focus when we compare this description with a similar portrait of Gilgamesh‚ whose “hair…grew thickly [as barley]” (1.60). That Enkidu’s description is in present tense emphasizes that the growth is constant and continuous‚ implying a plant- or animal-like (i.e. unwilled and unconscious) fecundity. The poet elides this lack of self-awareness with a lack of awareness of one’s difference from others (as he continues
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b)mix c)are mixing 2p II.Put the verbs in brackets into the present simple‚present continuous‚present perfect‚or present perfect continuous tense 1.John…………………………(not come) in today.He ……………………………..(work)all night. 2…………………………………………(you/hear)?A property developer…………………… .(build)some luxury flats on the waterfront. 3He……………………..(usually drink)coffee in the morning‚but today he……………….(drink)tea
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on by [+ gerund]… He/She speaks about / discusses / gives his (her) opinion on … / expresses his (her) view concerning … / holds the view that … / comments on … / presents the thesis that … / draws (come) to the conclusion that … Use the present tense; don’t quote; use neutral language‚ i.e. don’t evaluate; use your own words / paraphrase. Task 2: In the following‚ I’m going to … [say what you are about to do‚ e.g. … characterise Molly while putting special emphasis on the reasons for her behaviour
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Present Continuous DEFINITION We use the present continuous tense to show we are in the middle of an activity that is in progress at this moment. The activity started in the past and will go on in the future. FORM Examples: * You are watching TV. * Are you watching TV? * You are not watching TV. The structure of the present continuous tense is: subject | + | auxiliary verb | + | main verb | | | be | | base + ing | Look at these examples: | subject | auxiliary verb | | main
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yes/no and information questions with the simple present tense (DO and DOES)…………………………………………………………………………… Making yes/no and information questions with the simple past tense (DID)……............... Making yes/no and information questions with progressive (continuous) tenses…………. Making yes/no and information questions with the perfect tense (HAVE‚ HAS‚ HAD)……………………………………………………………………… Making yes/no and information questions with the future tense (will) and with other auxiliary verbs (modals)……………………………………………
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