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What modals of deduction are there, and how do we use them?
Must, can’t, may & might.
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Make a sentence using like as a preposition.
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Mention the structure for second conditional.
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When do we use infinitives?
After some verbs; after adjectives; to express purpose.
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List five verbs used before infinitives.
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When do we use the indefinite article “a”?
With countable nouns in singular > with professions; things mentioned for the first time; units of frequency & measurement
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Make a sentence using a question tag.
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When do we NOT use an article?
When talking about things in general; towns, cities, states and countries in singular; meals
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Explain the passive voice structure.
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What modals do we use to express abilities and possibilities?
Can & could (also may & might).
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Use passive voice (past) in a sentence.
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Why do we use question tags?
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List the uses of “like.”
Talking about preferences; making offers and requests; as a preposition; in descriptions.
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Make a sentence using a modal of deduction.
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When do we use the definite article “the”?
With things that had been previously mentioned; countries in plural or with titles; when there is only one of something; when the reference is clear.
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Make a sentence using a modal of obligation or advice.
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Give an example of reported speech
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How do we make sentences in reported speech?
Reporting verb + backshifted verb (& changes to referential words)
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When do we use passive voice?
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When do we use gerunds?
After some verbs; as a subject or object; after prepositions.
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List five verbs used before gerunds.
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Make a sentence in the third conditional
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Make a sentence using a modal of possibility.
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What modals do we use to express obligation & advice?
Must, have to, don’t have to, mustn’t, can & can’t.
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Mention the structure for the third conditional.
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Make a sentence in the second conditional
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Give an example of an interaction with neither + aux + S.
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Make a sentence using a modal of ability.
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Give an example of an interaction with so + aux + S.
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