Snakes and Gnomes

Август 22, 2022

Содержание

2. MAKE UP A WISH ABOUT PRESENT Formula: I wish (If only) + Past Simple Examples: I
3. MAKE UP A SENTENCE WITH CONDITIONALS 2 Formula: If + Past Simple, would + verb Example:
4. MAKE UP A SENTENCE WITH CONDITIONALS 3 Formula: If + Past Perfect, would + have +
5. MAKE UP A WISH ABOUT THE PAST Formula: I wish + Past Perfect Example: I wish
6. MAKE UP A SENTENCE WITH MIXED CONDITIONALS Formula: If + Past Simple, would + have +
7. MAKE UP A SENTENCE WITH AN ADVERB OF FREQUENCY Always Almost always Usually/generally/regularly Often/frequently Sometimes Occasionally
8. MAKE UP A SENTENCE WITH COMPLEX OBJECT Formula: Someone + want(s)/would like someone + to-infinitive Example:
9. MAKE UP A SENTENCE USING GERUND Usage: ING-form as a subject or as an object Examples:
10. MAKE UP A SENTENCE WITH AN ACTIVE CAUSATIVE Formula: Subject + let/make/have/get + object + infinitive
11. MAKE UP A SENTENCE WITH A PASSIVE CAUSATIVE Formula: Subject + have/get + object + past
12. USE A MODAL EXPRESSING ABILITY Modals: can, could, be able to Examples: I can’t help you.
13. USE A MODAL EXPRESSING NECESSITY OR OBLIGATION Modals: must, have to, ought to, need Examples: I
14. USE A MODAL EXPRESSING ABSENCE OF NECESSITY Modals: needn’t do/don’t need to, don’t have to Examples:
15. USE A MODAL EXPRESSING PROHIBITION Modals: mustn’t, can’t Examples: You mustn’t break the school rules. You
16. USE A MODAL EXPRESSING ADVICE Modals: should, should + have + V3 Examples: She should see
17. USE A MODAL EXPRESSING LOGICAL ASSUMPTIONS Modals: must (positive logical assumption), can’t (negative logical assumption) Examples:
19. Скачать презентацию

Слайд 2

MAKE UP A WISH ABOUT PRESENT
Formula: I wish (If only) +

Past Simple
Examples: I wish I was a singer. If only we had a car

Слайд 3

MAKE UP A SENTENCE WITH CONDITIONALS 2
Formula: If + Past Simple,

would + verb
Example: If you weren’t lazy, you would be among the best students

Слайд 4

MAKE UP A SENTENCE WITH CONDITIONALS 3
Formula: If + Past Perfect,

would + have + V3
Example: If they had woken up earlier, they wouldn’t have missed their plane

Слайд 5

MAKE UP A WISH ABOUT THE PAST
Formula: I wish + Past

Perfect
Example: I wish she hadn’t seen me in that silly costume

Слайд 6

MAKE UP A SENTENCE WITH MIXED CONDITIONALS
Formula: If + Past Simple,

would + have + V3 | If + Past Perfect, would + verb
Example: If I were rich, I would have bought that car

Слайд 7

MAKE UP A SENTENCE WITH AN ADVERB OF FREQUENCY
Always
Almost always
Usually/generally/regularly
Often/frequently
Sometimes
Occasionally
Hardly ever/almost

never/rarely/seldom
Never

Слайд 8

MAKE UP A SENTENCE WITH COMPLEX OBJECT
Formula: Someone + want(s)/would like

someone + to-infinitive
Example: I want Fred to help me with the cleaning

Слайд 9

MAKE UP A SENTENCE USING GERUND
Usage: ING-form as a subject or

as an object
Examples: Fishing is my hobby. I like fishing

Слайд 10

MAKE UP A SENTENCE WITH AN ACTIVE CAUSATIVE
Formula: Subject +

let/make/have/get + object + infinitive
Example: My brother makes me wash the dishes

Слайд 11

MAKE UP A SENTENCE WITH A PASSIVE CAUSATIVE
Formula: Subject +

have/get + object + past participle (V3)
Example: They had their car repaired last week

Слайд 12

USE A MODAL EXPRESSING ABILITY
Modals: can, could,
be able to
Examples: I

can’t help you. I could swim faster. I will be able to run in two months

Слайд 13

USE A MODAL EXPRESSING NECESSITY OR OBLIGATION
Modals: must, have to, ought

to, need
Examples: I must study better. I have to write this test. You ought to report it to the police. We need to hurry up.

Слайд 14

USE A MODAL EXPRESSING ABSENCE OF NECESSITY
Modals: needn’t do/don’t need to,

don’t have to
Examples: You don’t need to wake up early. They don’t have to use their car

Слайд 15

USE A MODAL EXPRESSING PROHIBITION
Modals: mustn’t, can’t
Examples: You mustn’t break the

school rules. You can’t park your car here

Слайд 16

USE A MODAL EXPRESSING ADVICE
Modals: should, should + have + V3
Examples:

She should see a doctor. They should have told about their education

Слайд 17

USE A MODAL EXPRESSING LOGICAL ASSUMPTIONS
Modals: must (positive logical assumption), can’t

(negative logical assumption)
Examples: It must be my brother, I see his car. It can’t be my sister, that is not her jacket