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N7/A3 Revision 7A-10B

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  • Unit 8A - When do we use the infinitive without to
    1. after modal and auxiliary verbs 2. after make and let
  • Writing exam - Imagine you write about modern movies. What grammar could you use to make your teacher very happy?
    Comparatives and superlatives - quantifiers - relative clauses - passives
  • 10B - Give me an example of a question tag
    You know the answer, don't you? ;)
  • Unit 10A - When can we omit the relative pronoun?
    Only when it refers to the object of the relative clause
  • 9B - Explain what 'too' means. Is it the same as 'a lot'?
    'Too' is always a bad thing meaning more than is good
  • 9B - Tell me three ways of talking about large quantities
    a lot of/lots of... a lot...many/much...plenty of
  • Unit 8A - Tell me two rules for using the infinitive with to
    1. after adjectives 2. to express reason or purpose
  • Unit 8B - What happens to the verb tense in reported speech?
    Present changes to past etc...
  • 9B - Explain the use of 'enough' with nouns, adjectives, verbs and adverbs
    enough goes before nouns and after verbs, adjectives and adverbs
  • Unit 7A - Give me an example of a future time clause
    We will talk when I get home.
  • Unit 10A - When can we use the relative pronoun 'that'?
    That can replace who or which in defining relative clauses
  • Unit 8B - What's the difference between say and tell?
    Tell always takes a direct object.
  • Unit 10A - What's the difference between a defining and non-defining relative clause
    One gives essential info and one gives non-essential info
  • Unit 8A - Tell me two rules for using the GERUND
    1.After prepositions 2.As the subject of the sentence
  • 7B - Give me an example of the second conditional
    If I won the lottery, I would buy a big house
  • 7A - Give me an example of the first conditional
    If you study you will pass the exam
  • 9B - What's the difference between a few and few
    a few = some but not many... few = not many
  • 6B - Explain modals of deduction
    could/might/may for possibility. Must and can't are opposites.
  • Unit 8B - What happens to the word order in reported questions?
    Same word order as affirmative sentences - 'Are you married?' - She asked if I was married
  • 9A - Give me an example of the third conditional
    If she had jumped higher, she wouldn't have fallen