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  • Uses of much & many.
    much: big quantities, uncountable nouns, negative sentences & questions; many: big quantities, plural countable nouns, negative sentences & questions.
  • Nationality and Language of Egypt, Japan, Mexico, Poland.
    Egypt Egyptian Arabic; Japan Japanese Japanese; Mexico Mexican Spanish; Poland Polish Polish.
  • Combine sentences: Bring me the file. The file is on the table.
    Bring me the file which is on the table.
  • Combine sentences: We met a girl. The girl had lost her way.
    We met a girl who had lost her way.
  • Combine sentences: This is the house. Jack built it.
    This is the house that Jack built.
  • Combine sentences: I know a man. He wears a prosthetic leg.
    I know a man who wears a prosthetic leg.
  • Nationality and Language of Russia, Switzerland, Thailand, Turkey.
    Russia Russian Russian; Switzerland Swiss Romansh Italian German French; Thailand Thai Thai; Turkey Turkish Turkish.
  • Uses of a lot of:
    A lot of: big quantities, plural countable & uncountable nouns, affirmative & negative sentences & questions.
  • Combine sentences: I saw a soldier. He had lost an arm.
    I saw a soldier who had lost an arm.
  • Do or Make: English, an essay, an exam, an exercise, homework, a mistake.
    Do English, Do an essay, Do an exam, Do an exercise, Do homework, Make a mistake.
  • Combine sentences: The boy didn’t do his homework. The teacher punished him.
    The teacher punished the boy who didn’t do his homework.
  • Noun of memorise, practise, revise, translate.
    memorise – memory; practise – practice; revise – revision; translate – translation/ translator
  • Uses of who, which, whose, where, when.
    who for people, which for things, whose for possessions, where for places, and when for times.
  • Uses of some & any.
    some: uncountable & plural countable nouns, affirmative sentences; any: uncountable & plural countable nouns, negative sentences & questions.
  • Combine sentences: Once upon a time there lived a giant. The giant was very powerful and cruel.
    Once upon a time there lived a giant who was very powerful and cruel.
  • Add prefix: patient, probable, relevant, logical.
    impatient, improbable, irrelevant, illogical.
  • Nationality and Language of Argentina, Austria, Brazil, Bulgaria.
    Argentina Argentinian Spanish; Austria Austrian German; Brazil Brazilian Portuguese; Bulgaria Bulgarian Bulgarian.
  • Add prefix: responsible, legible, official, practical.
    irresponsible, illegible, unofficial, impractical.
  • Uses of a few & a little.
    a few: small quantities, plural countable nouns, (+)(-)(?); a little: small quantities, uncountable nouns, (+)(-)(?).
  • Combine sentences: The parcel reached me this morning. My brother sent it.
    The parcel which my brother sent reached me this morning.
  • Add prefix: visible, regular, happy, usual.
    invisible, irregular, unhappy, unusual.
  • Add prefix: legal, possible, correct, formal.
    illegal, impossible, incorrect, informal.
  • Combine sentences: The dog bit the burglar. He was trying to break into the house.
    The dog bit the burglar who was trying to break into the house.
  • Combine sentences: He tells lies. He deserves to be punished.
    He who tells lies deserves to be punished.
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