Parts of Speech

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Chapter 1
Nouns

A. Countable Noun a , an
two, three, four, etc.
two tables, three pencils
Countable Nouns 2
1. Common Nouns () city,
baby, man, desk, ect..
2. Collective Nouns () herd, flock,
bunch, etc.
Collective Nouns family, group, committee, class , jury, cabinet, etc.....
(unit)
(individual)
The committee has agreed on a plan. ()
The committee have not agreed on the plan. (
)
Collective Nouns Common Nouns
an army of soldiers ()
a band of musicians()
a crowd of people ()
a staff of teachers ()
a shoal of fish ()
a series of books ()
a fleet of ships ()
a gang of robbers ()
a cluster of stars ()
a hive of bees ()
a bouquet of flowers ()
etc.

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a bunch of keys(grapes) ()
a heap of stones ()
a team of football-players(
)
a flock of sheep ()
a set of cards ()
a pair of shoes ()
a group of boys ()
a herd of deer ()
a basket of fruit ()
a tribe of people ()
a range of mountains ()

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B. Uncountable Nouns article
the
1. Mass Nouns ( material nouns)
(quantity) (number) water , air, meat ,coffee ,sugar
,salt, pork, ink, chalk, paper, butter, flour, rice,etc.
Mass Nouns
a) article

She drinks milk every morning.
Water is neccessary for life.
b)

a bowl of ------- rice , sugar
a bottle of ------- ink, milk, water, beer
a cup of
------- tea , coffee
a bar of
-------- soap ,chocolate
a jug of
---------water , milk
a tube of -------- toothpaste
a tin of
-------- jam
a jar of
------- jam , water , honey
a sheet (piece) of ------ paper
an item of ---------- news
a piece of --------- news , furniture , information
a slice (piece) of --------- bread , ham
a loaf of
-------------- bread
a kilo (pound) of -------- sugar , cheese , steak, etc.
? s , es "of"
two pounds of sugar
five pieces of paper
c) much , a lot of, plenty of, a great deal of, little , a little

There is plenty of
cheese
in that shop.
much
salt
little
rice
a little
tea
a lot of
coffee
a great deal of
steak
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2. Abstract Nouns ()
a) (state) poverty , richness, pleasure , etc
b) (quality) beauty , honesty, kindness , cleverness, etc.
c) (action) movement , flight , revenge , etc.
article the

1. a) Air is necessary for life.
b) The air in this room is fresh.
2. a) Books are good friends.
b) The books in the library was all new

The plural of nouns ()
1. s es
Singular
boat
hat
house
river
chair
boy
girl
computer
car

Plural
boats
hats
houses
rivers
chairs
boys
girls
computers
cars

Meaning

2. y y y i es
Singular
Plural
cry
cries
fly
flies
candy
candies
city
cities
lady
ladies
baby
babies
party
parties
Note: y s
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day
key
monkey

days
keys
monkeys

3. o o es
Singular
tomato
mango
potato
pamelo
hero

Plural
tomatoes
mangoes
potatoes
pameloes
heroes

Note: o s
Singular
Plural
zoo
zoos
radio
radios
studio
studios

o s
photo

piano

casino

4.
Singular
woman
man
child
knife
tooth
foot
bus
person
leaf
wife
life
loaf
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Plural
women
men
children
knives
teeth
feet
buses
people
leaves
wives
lives
loaves

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box
kiss
glass
cactus
fungus
nucleus
syllabus
thesis
crisis
phenomenon
criterion

boxes
kisses
glasses
cacti
fungi
nuclei
syllabi
theses
crises
phenomena
criteria

5.
Singular
sheep
fish
species
deer

Plural
sheep
fish
species
deer

6.
Examples:
news
The news is on at 6.30 p.m.
athletics:
Athletics is good for young people.
liguistics:
Linguistics is the study of language.
darts
Darts is a popular game in England.
7.
trousers:
My trousers are too tight.
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jeans:
Her jeans are black.
glasses:
Those glasses are his.
scissors
shorts
thanks
stairs
congratulations
wages
spectacles
goods
Countable and Uncountable Nouns ()
1.Countable nouns ()
a.
one dog
a cat
six men
a house
b.
three dogs
ten ducks
a woman
the shops.
2. Uncountable nouns ()
a.
tea
sugar
water
air
rice
food
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milk
snow
dust
wood
hair
money
meat
coffee
b.
richness
movement
beauty
love
knowledge
Compound Nouns ()

1.noun +noun
girl + friend = girlfriend
traffic + lights =traffic lights
noun + verb
head + ache = headache
2. verb + noun
work + man = workman
3. noun + verb
hair + cut = haircut
4. verb + prep.
hold + up = holdup
5. adj.+ noun
green +house = greenhouse
quick + silver = quicksilver

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Proper Nouns ()
Capital letters
:
1.
Somchai
the President of the United States
2
Death in Venice, The Barber of Seville
3.
Monday, October, Easter
4.
Thai cooking, a German car
5.
French Alps, the Nile , the Atlantic
6.
Main Street, Central Park, Silom Road

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Chapter 2
Pronouns

Pronoun ( ) ( nouns- equivalent )

(pronouns ) 7

Personal Pronoun ( ) I, you, we, he , she ,it, they

Possessive Pronoun ( ) mine, yours, his, hers, its,theirs,
ours
Reflexive Pronouns ( ) - self myself,
yourself,ourselves
Definite Pronoun ( Demonstrative Pronouns
) this, that, these, those, one, such, the same
Indefinite Pronoun ( ) all, some, any, somebody,
something, someone
Interrogative Pronoun ( ) Who, Which, What
Relative pronoun ( ) who, which, that

1. Personal Pronouns () 3

1
2
3

I, we
you
he, she. it , they

I
we
you
he
she
it
they

me
us
you
him
her
it
them

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Possessive Form
Adjective
my
our
your
his
her
its
their

Pronoun
mine
ours
yours
his
hers
its
theirs

Reflexive
Pronoun
myself
ourselves
yourself
himself
herself
itself
themselves
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I saw a boy on the bus. He seemed to recognize me.

( He a boy me I )
My friend and her brother like to swim. They swim whenever they can.

( they My friend her brother 1 )
Personal Pronouns
Personal Pronoun ( preposition )
Please tell him what you want. ( tell )
Mr. Wilson talked with him about the project.
( with )

verb to be

It was she who came here yesterday.
( she )
It was her whom you met at the party last night.
( her you met )
2. Possessive Pronouns ( )

mine,ours, yours, his, hers,its,theirs

The smallest gift is mine.
This is yours.
His is on the kitchen counter.
Theirs will be delivered tomorrow.
Ours is the green one on the table .
Possessive pronouns possessive adjectives
This is my book.
( my possessive adjective book )
This book is mine.
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( mine possessive pronoun (
complement) is)
3. Reflexive Pronouns ()
-self form of pronoun
myself. yourself, yourselves, himself, herself, ourselves. themselves, itself

(object )

She herself doesn't think she'll get the job.
The film itself wasn't very good but I like the
music.
I spoke to Mr.Wilson himself.

They blamed themselves for the accident.

( blamed )
You are not yourself today.
( are )
I don't want you to pay for me. I'll pay for myself.

Julia had a great holiday. She enjoyed herself very much.

George cut himself while he was shaving this morning.

wash/shave/dress

myself

Who repaired your bicycle for you? Nobody, I
repaired it myself.
.
I'm not going to do it for you. You can do it yourself.
( )

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By myself on my own
on ( my/your/his/ her/ its/our/their ) own
by ( myself/yourself ( singular) /himself/ herself/ itself/ ourselves/
yourselves(plural)/ themselves )

I like living on my own/by myself.

Did you go on holiday on your own/by yourself?
Learner drivers are not allowed to drive on their own/ by themselves.

Jack was sitting on his own/by himself in a corner of the cafe.

4. Definite Pronouns Demonstrative Pronouns

this, that, these, those, one, ones, such, the same, the former, the latter
That is incredible! ()
I will never forget this. ()
Such is my belief. ( )
Grace and Jane are good girls. The former is more beautiful than the latter.
() ()
5. Indefinite Pronouns ()

everyone
someone
anyone
no one
more
little

everybody
somebody
anybody
nobody
most
several

everything
all
anything
nothing
enough
more

some
any
either
none
few
much

each
many
neither
one
fewer
less

Everybody loves somebody.

Is there anyone here by the name of Smith?
One should always look both ways before crossing the street.

Nobody will believe him.

Little is expected.

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We, you, they personal pronoun indefinite pronoun

We should prepare ourselves to deal with any emergency. ( )
)
You sometimes don't know what to say in such a situation.
.
6. Interrogative Pronouns () Who,
Whom, What, Which Whoever, Whomever, Whatever, Whichever
Who want to see the dentist first? ? (who
)
Whom do you think we should invite? ? (whom
- object )
To whom do to wish to speak? ? (whom - object )
What did she say? ? (what say )
Which is your cat? ? (which )
Which of these languages do you speak fluently?
? (which speak )
which what interrogative adjective who, whom ,
which relative pronoun
7. Relative Pronouns ()
who,
whom, which, what, that, indefinite relative pronouns whoever, whomever,
whichever, whatever
Children who (that) play with fire are in great danger of harm.
The book that she wrote was the best-seller
He's the man whose car was stolen last week.
She will tell you what you need to know.
The coach will select whomever he pleases.
Whoever cross this line will win the race?
You may eat whatever you like at this restaurant.

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Chapter 3
Adjectives

Adjective
1. Descriptive Adjective young, rich,
new, god, black, clever, happy
2. Possessive Adjective my, your, his, her, their, our, its
3. Quantitativt Adjective some, half, little,
enough
4. Numeral Adjective -
one, two, first, many
5. Demonstrative Adjective this, that, these, those
6. Interrogative Adjective which, whose, what

- Which way shall we go?
- Whose dictionary is this?
7. Proper Adjective

which way shall we go?
8. Distributive Adjective each, every, either, neither

(Positions of Adjective)
1. Adjective
* Peter wears a black suit.
* Tom is a good guy.
2. Verb to be Linking Verbs
* The traffic is terrible at 5 oclock on Friday.
* He felt tired.

Linking Verb subject adjective

taste , smell , turn , keep , feel , appear , grow , get , become , go , look
, seem , sound
* The soup tastes good.
* The rose smells sweet.
* Uncles hair turns grey.
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Adjective ( Verb to be Linking
Verbs)
main ()
only ()
upper ()
former ()
chief ()
inner ()
outer ()
principal ()
indoor ()
outdoor ()
elder ()
eldest ()
drunken ()
wooden ()
golden ()
Adjectives
1
Article
demonstrative
possessive
the
a
those
the
his

2
Ordinal
()

3
Cardinal
()

4
Quality
()

5
Size
()

6
Age
()

7
Shape
()

8
Color
()

9
Participle
(v.3/v.ing)

10
Origin
()

11
Material
()

12
Noun

first
third

two
many
four
-

cute
delicious
-

big
small
big
-

young
old
-

square
-

green
blue
black
-

broken
boring

Chinese
French
-

plastic
wooden
-

ladies
apples
chair
rocks
table
job

adjective
(Adjective) (Noun)
(Pronoun)

He is good boy.

good adjective boy

There are ten books on the table.

ten adjective book

This is a large house.

large adjective house
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Adjective
adjective 2
1.

Adjective adjective

Adjective adjective Descriptive

adjective adjective
1.1.
1.2.
1.3.
1.4.
1.5.
1.6.

one, two, three, four, five, six, seven etc.

the first, the second, the third, the fourth, etc.
his, her, my, your, its, our, their etc.
, , , large, tall, fat, thin, small etc.
good, bad, lovely, nice etc.
white, silken, Thai, English, German etc.

2. Adjective
Adjective
Adjective (Noun) Command Noun
a school boy

(school adjective boy

)
a music show
(music show
adjective)
a college student (college student
college adjective)
2.2 Adjective Non-finite Verb Participle

2.2.1 Present Participle Adjective V.ing

a crying boy
(crying Present Participle boy
crying adjective )
a singing lady
(singing Present Participle lady

singing adjective)
a reading lamp
(reading Present Participle lamp

reading adjective)
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2.2.2 Past Participle adjective Verb 3 Verb ed

a frighted cat
(frighted Past Participle cat

frighted adjective)
a punished student
(punished Past Participle student

punished adjective)
a repaired radio
(repaired Past Participle radio

repaired adjective)
a broken chair
(broken Past Participle chair

broken adjective)
2.2.3 Perfect Participle adjective Perfect Participle Phrase
Present Participle Past
Participle 2

having + Verb 3
Having drunk six cans of beer, Wichai handed his car-key to his friend.

( Perfect Participle


Present
Participle Past Participle )

Having been exhausted for a long time, the tourists went to sleep immediately.
( Perfect Participle


Participle
Present Participle Past Participle
)
2.3 Adjective adjective Noun,
adverb Past Participle ed ( Past Participle)
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a four-door car.

We have a four-door car.

a two-storey house

This is a two-storey house.

a fifty-dollar note

This is a fifty-dollar note.

50

a well-dressed lady

She is a well-dressed lady.

a carefully-written report

This is a carefully-written report.

an absent-minded man

He is an absent-minded man.

Adjective
1. Adjective (Adjective of Quality)
good, bad, white, blue, German, Indian
Somrak is a good boxer.

The sky is blue.

He is a German sailor.

2. Adjective (Adjective of Quantity)

little, much, enough, no
She drinks a little milk.

We dont have much time.

I have enough money to spend.

It has no meaning.

3. Adjective
(Demonstrative Adjective) this,
that, those, these
This boy is taller than that.

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These students like to study English.
Those pictures are mine.

4. Adjective
(Distributive Adjective)
each, every, neither
Each student wants to pass the exam.
Every boy likes to play football.

Either side may win the race.

Neither charge has been proved.

5. Adjective
(Interrogative Adjective)
what, which, whose
What kind of book is it?

Which way should we follow?

Whose house is that?

1. Adjective ful, less, some, ish, y, en, em, ly, ous,

able, ible, like, ic. al
Noun
Adjective
harm
harmful
beauty
beautiful
trouble
troublesome
quarrel
quarrelsome
north
northern
day
daily
glory
glorious
duty
dutiable, dutiful
sense
sensible
talent
talented
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2.

Adjective (Verb)
Verb
Adjective
talk
talkative
prevent
preventive
destroy
destructive
close
close
run
running

3.

Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
red
reddish
comic
comical
glad
gladsome
good
goodly
tasty
tasteful

(Position of Adjective)
1.

a nice boy

a poor man

a beautiful girl

a shot eye

He is a rich man.

The warm sun melted the deep snow.

The new secretary doesnt like me.

A long road leads to the old house.

A brave soldier was awarded a medal.

2. Helping Verb ( V. to be ) Linking Verb ()

taste, get, become, remain, grow, feel, look, appear, seem, smell, turn, keep, sound, etc.
The boy feels happy.

He looks pleased.

The orange tastes sour.

She keeps the roses fresh.

That dress is new.

It doesnt smell good.

It is getting dark.

He becomes famous.

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Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
good =
bad =
tall =
short =
beautiful =
clever =
fat =
thin =
dirty =
white =
Adjective 2
1.
The fat man can't run quickly.
(fat man )
A clever boy can answer a difficult problem.
()
2. Verb to be
Somsri is beautiful. Manu is tall.

My gather is short. My dog is black.

Adjective 1 2 Adjective
Adjective
2
1. Adjective
:-sorry =
afraid =
well =
alive =
ashamed =
worth =
awake =
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ill =
alike =
asleep =
aware =
alone =
content =
unable = : : This boy is sorry.

: This is a sorry boy.

: That girl is afraid.

: That is an afraid girl.

: I am well.

: I am a well man.

: Wilai is ill.

: Wilai is an ill girl.

2. Adjective
Verb to be : former =
latter =
inner =
outer =
upper =
elder =
drunken =
middle =
entire =
letter =
wooden =
golden =
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neighboring =
especial =
: Burma is a neighboring country.
: Burma is neighboring.

: She met a drunken teacher.

: The teacher was drunken.

3. Adjective (Compound Pronoun)
: someone everybody no one
something everywhere nothing
somebody anyone nobody
somewhere anybody nowhere
everyone anything :I'll tell you something important.
(: Ill tell you important something.)
There's nothing new for us to do.
(: There's new nothing for us to do.)
4. Adjective ( )
This river is two hundred miles long.
200
( : This river is long two hundred miles.)
This mountain is five hundred feet high.
500
( : This mountain is high five hundred feet)
5. Adjective 2

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Adjective and :He is a witty and wise teacher.
He is a teacher, witty and wise.

Somsak bought a new, powerful, and expensive car.

somsak bought a car, new, powerful, and expensive.

6. Adjective
( Adjective
the :King Naresuan, the great.

Ivan, the Terrible.

Kukrit, the wise of Siam.

, Adjective
Adjective 8
1. Descriptive Adjective
2. Proper Adjective
3. Quantitative Adjective
4. Numberal Adjective
5. Demonstrative Adjective
6. Possessive Adjective
7. Interrogative Adjective
8. Distributive Adjective
2.1 Descriptive Adjective

good , gat , bad , tall , short , white , thin , rich , poor , etc.

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The rich man lives in the big house.

2.2 Proper Adjective


Proper Noun
(proper
Noun)
England
America
Thailand
India
Germany
Italy
Japan
China

(proper
Adjective)
English
American
Thai
Indian
German
Italian
Japanese
Chinese

2.3 Quantitative Adjective

much, many, little, some, any, all
He has many friends.

I have much money.

Please give me some money.

All boys stand up.

2.4 Numberal Adjective

one , two , tree , ...... , etc.

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She has two books.
2
I have few cars.
2-3

Daeng has friends.

10
The first girl is tall.

2.5 Demonstrative Adjective

the same, this, that, these, those, such, such a,
This man is my brother.

I never say such things.

That woman is my mother.

He is in the same room.

2.6 Possessive Adjective

3
my, your, our, his, her, its, their,
This is my house.

Her hands are very clean.

His dog is white.

That is your suitcase.

2.7 Interrogative Adjective

What,
Which, Whose
What book is he reading?
?
Whose ruler is this?
?

Which book do you like?

?
Whose house is that?
?

2.8 Distributive Adjective

each () either () neither
() every ()

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8
Each student is writing his name.

Neither school is close to my house.

Either bank is flooded.

Every girl puts a hat on her head.

Adjective
Adjective 8
(Adjective)
"" 8





1. (noun) Adjective
They study at Suan Kularb school every day.

(Suan Kularb Adjective school)
2. Apostrophe's Adjective

Daeng's house was built in Bangkok last year.

(Daeng's Adjective house)
3. Infinitive

This is the book to read.
(to read Infinitive Adjective book)
4. Participle

The standing boy is afraid of the running dod.

(standing,running Participle boy,dog )

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5. Gerund ing Adjective

We have a swimming pool near the school.

(swimming Gerund pool)
6. Adjective Clause Adjective

The boy who is learning English is my brother.

(who is learning English boy )

WORD ORDER
Word order Word order


Position of Adjectives

1 Pointing word 3
. Articles a, an, the
. Demonstrative Adjectives this, that, these, those
. Possessive Adjectives my, your, her, his
2 Quantity 3
. Ordinal number first, second, third,
. Cardinal number two, three, four,
. Indefinite adjectives some, many, few, a lot of
3
4
5
6
7
8

Size big, large, small, tall

Quality good, bad, beautiful
Colour red, blue, white
Nationality Thai, Burmese
Material silk, leather , steal
Noun skirt, cat, purse

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Adjective Adjective
1. He is reading an English newspaper in his room.
2. Some people have much money but never happy.
3. This car was bought from Japan last month.
4. Six boys are playing football in the field.
5. They love their teacher very much.
6. Which pencil do you like best?
7. I like to read the Thai literature every day.
8. Either bank is flooded.
9. Every girl has her lunch at school.
10. She has many friends in America.
Adjective
1. Even he was (asleep, sleeping) but his brain seemed to be at work.
2. Today John is (good, well) so he smiles all time.
3. A (good, well) student must be at school every day.
4. We live in the (wooded, wood) houses.
5. I saw the (awake, waking) boy in the house last night.
6. A (ill, sick) man can't work hard.
7. He is my (older, elder) brother working with this company.
Adjective
1. (................) Seri is tall six feet.
2. (................) This road is twenty feet wide.
3. (................) She is sixteen years old.
4. (................) Is there necessary anything to do?
5. (................) I here is nothing important for us to see.
6. (................) The wise John is coming here soon.
7. (................) We love Napoleon, the Great.
8. (................) Burma is our neighboring country.
9. (................) Isabella is a well girl.
10. (................) I am a short teacher.
11. (................) David is interested in new something.
12. (................) They are twenty years old.
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Chapter 4
Verbs

Types ()
(Action) (being)
(state of being)

He eats
He is a boy.
He seemed tired.
He went home
She has a beautiful house. This cake tastes good.

1. (Object) 2
1.1 Transitive Verbs () He bought a
book. ( a book )
1.2 Intransitive Verbs () He arrived late.
2. (Main Verbs) (Auxiliary Verbs)
2.1 Main Verbs ( ) He
went to Australia last year.
2.2 Auxiliary Verbs ( ) He has gone to
Australia.
3. ( Finite Verbs) ( Non-finite Verbs)
Finite Verbs ( )
Subject , Tense, Voice Mood
Subject
Tense
I go to school every day
He goes to school every day
He goes to school every day
He went to school yesterday
They go to school every day
He's going to school tomorrow
Mood
Voice
Someone killed the snake. ( Active ) I recommend that he see a doctor.
The snake was killed . ( Passive )
( he sees )
If I were you, I would not do it. ( I was )
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Non-finite Verbs ( ) Verbal
3
a. Infinitives 1 to noun ,
adjective adverb
He lacked the strength to resist.
( to resist adjective)
We must study to learn.
( to learn adverb)
b. Gerunds ing ( noun )
They do not appreciate my singing.
( singing )
I like swimming.
. ( swimming like )
c. Participles ing 3 ( Adjective
) 2
* Present Participles ing
The crying baby had a wet diaper.
( crying baby )
* Past Participles 3
The broken bottle is on the floor.
4. (conjugation)
Regular Verbs ( ) ed past past participle
walk
stop
work

walked
stopped
worked

walked
Stopped
worked

Irregular Verbs ( ) past past participle

send
go
see
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sent
went
saw

sent
Gone
seen
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Chapter 5
Adverbs

Adverbs () (verb) , (adjective)

(adverb)
Adverb
1. (verbs)
She walks clumsily. ()
v.
adv.
2. (adjective)
She is very cute.
adv. adj.
3. (adverbs)
That dog runs very quickly.
adv. adv.
Adverbs
1. Adverb of Manner adverb
How? hard = , fast = , happily =

1. I run quickly.
2. She looks at me angrily.
* Adverb of Manner
-ly adjective adjective y y a , e , o , u
y i -ly
good well
adjective adverb hard , fast , late , early

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2. Adverb of Degree very = , quite = , rather =
, almost = , extremely = , too =

1. It's very loud.

2. adverb She sings very sweetly.
3. Adverb of Place up , down , here , there

Jim came here yesterday.

We have to go there. ()
Please bring then inside.
4. Adverb of Frequency
sometimes
always
usually
often
sometimes
seldom
never
Examples:

Sandy always goes to school early.

Mary usually cooks dinner.
We often drink milk.
I never go to London.
Sometimes I eat pizza for lunch.

5. Adverb of time When Tonight () , during winter (

) , early () , tomorrow () , yesterday () , soon ()

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I will go to London next week.

Tomorrow I will fly to Italy.

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Adverbs
1. He worked carefully in the office every day last year.
(M)
(P)
(F)
(T)
2. My sun sometimes went go to school by bike last month

M = Manner
P = Place
F = Frequency
F = Time
Adverb Adverb

The old woman walks slowly.

(slowly Adverb walks)

Saensak is very strong.

(very Adverb strong)

The train runs very fast.

(very Adverb Adverb "fast")
Averb
Adverb 3
1. Simple Adverb =
2. Interrogative Adverb=
3. Conjunctive Adverb=
Simple Adverb
Simple Adverb
Simple adverb 6
1. Adverb of Time now, ago, then, already, soon, late,
before, after, since, yesterday, tomorrow, today, every day, every week, etc.
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I must go now.
Somsri bought a book yesterday.
2. Adverb of Place near, far, in, out, here, there, inside,
outside, outside, etc,

He goes there twice a day. 2

We have to stay here today.
The manager has just gone out when you come in.

3. Adverb of Frequency always, often, seldom,
hardly, once, twice, again, sometimes, usually, rarely, frequently, lately, etc.
He always goes to the cinema after school.

4. Adverb of Manner well, slowly, quickly, fast,

probably, certainly, etc.
He speaks Thai well.
Why do you walk so quickly? ?
5. Adverb of Quantity many, much, very, too,
quite, rather, etc,
This question is very easy.
She loves me very much.
6. Adverb of Affirmation or Negation yes, no,
not, not at all
Do you understand me? ? Yes, I do.,
Does he come here every day? ? No, he doesn't. ,

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Interrogative Adverb

6
1. (Time) When () How long ()
When will he come here again? ? Next Year.
How long have you been here? ? For five years. 5

2. (Place) When ()
Where does he live? ? He lives in Bangkok.
3. (Number How many () How often ()
How often does she come here? ? ()
How many books have he? Ten. ? 10
4. (Manner) How ()
How do you do this?
How does she come here?
5. (Puantity) How much ()
How much do you pay?
How much is it? ?
6. (Reason) Why ()
Why do they go to Hong Kong every day? ?
Why doesn't she love you? ?
Conjunctive Adverb

why, where, when, how, whenever,
while, as, wherever, etc.
comjunctive adverb 2

I know what you did yesterday. (what conjunctive
adverb)
He knows how I go there. (how conjunctive adverb)
Do as I told you. (As conjunctive adverb)
He will go wherever she goes. (wherever conjunctive
adverb)
My aunt likes to visit me whenever I am at home. (whenever
conjunctive adverb)
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Adverb
Adverb
1. adverb
Daily ,
Sometimes
Week, month, etc. , ,
2.
here, there, hard, always, well, often, too, very, early, seldom, etc.
3. adverb
to + day = today
to + morrow= tomorrow
in + side= inside
out + side= outside
4. A

a + way= away, ,
a + go= ago
a + bed= abed
a + foot= afoot,
a + live= alive
5. ly
Adverb ly

5.1 Adjective y y y I ly

easy
heavy
happy
merry
lazy

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easily
heavily
happily
merrily
lazily

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5.2 Adjective e e l e y
ly

suitable
simple
comfortable

suitalbly
simply
somfortably

5.3 1-2
(Adverb) ly

bad
brave
quick
slow
wise
sad

badly
bravely
quickly
slowly
wisely
sadly

Adverb Adjective
Adverb Adjective Adverb
Adjective Adverb
Adjective
Adjective Adverb

fast
hard
low
loud
enough

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first
deep
high
wrong
short

fair
long
right
straight
late

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Verb to be, taste, feel, smell,
etc. Adjective Verb to do
Adverb
Adjective
This is a fast train.

He is a hard worker.

She sings with a low voice.

Danai is the first boy.

Adverb
This train runs fast.

Kriangsak works hard today.

Con you speak low?

?
Danai must go first.

Adverb ly ly

late
hard
direct
fair
high
near
short

Adjective :
Adverb :

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ly
lately
hardly
directly
fairly
highly
nearly
shortly

late , lately
Daeng was late for his class.
They com late.

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Adjective Adverb
1. The weather is..................cold today. (many, much, very, too)
2. She is..................old to work with me. (very, much, little, too)
3. He writes his name..................(well, bad, quick, slow)
4. Don't go to school..................(lately, late, soon)
5. My family lived with each other..................(happy, happily, happiness)
6. It is raining..................to go out. (hardly, hard, hardness)
7. Your answer is very..................(correctly, correct)
8. I..................get up at six o'clock. (usual, usually)
9. The Thai soldiers fought with the Burmese..................(brave, bravely)
10. I..................(hard, hardly)have free time these days.
11. These students go to school..................(late, lately)every day.
12. Isabella has just heard from her husband..................(late, lately)
13. John is a..................(short, shortly)man.
Adjective Adverb
14. That plane flew high over the high mountain.
_____________________.
15. The water in the Chao Phaya River is deep and it runs deep.
_____________________.
16. Lob comes late to class today. He is ten minutes late.
_____________________.
17. Chit must work hard because his work is hard.
_____________________.
18. This is a fast train and it will run fast.
_____________________.
19. Your answer is right because you do it right.
_____________________.
20. His voice is loud so he speaks loud.
_____________________.

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Chapter 6
Prepositions

Preposition
on, in, under, at, between
1.
1.1 (prepositions of place) at, on, in, etc.
Jane is at home.
Henry is on the ship.
The Smiths are in Italy.
1.2 (prepositions of position) above, beneath, behind, in front
of, etc.
There is a big tree in front of Janes house.
Henry is hiding behind the bush.
Peters book is beneath Bills book.
1.3 (prepositions of motion) through, into, towards, out
of, away from, etc.

The train is going through the tunnel.

Peter is walking towards the monument.
Ann is driving into the parking lot.
1.4 (prepositions of direction) up, down, across, along, etc.

Susan is driving up the hill.

Peter is walking across the street.
Jane is walking along Chaeng Watthana Road.
1.5 (prepositions of time) on, in, at, by, after, before, etc.
I play football on Monday.
I will finish the project in a year.
Jane gets up at six oclock.
I arrived before Jim.
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1.6 (prepositions of manner) in, with, without, etc.

Ann speaks in a very low voice.

Peter listened with great interest.
Nobody can live without hope.
1.7 (prepositions of relationship) about, of, with, in, from,
etc.
The children are talking about toys.
Bangkok is the capital of Thailand.
The girl with long hair is my sister.
The boy in the blue suit is my son.
2.
2.1
on in

I study English on Monday.

I started studying English in 1990.
I watch TV in the evening.
2.2

1. approve of ()
2. angry at angry with ()
3. satisfied with ()
4. believe in ()
5. depend on ()
6. have faith in ()
7. look at ()
8. look after ()
9. look for ()
10. proud of ()

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We approve of the new plan.

We are angry at/with John.
We are satisfied with our success.
We believe in God.
We have to depend on our parents.
We have faith in our government.
Tom is looking at a painting.
Jane looks after her aged mother.
Jane is looking for her lost ring.
We are proud of our children.

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in on at
at
at noon
at night
at midday
at six o'clock
at Christmas

at
at first
at once
at last
at lunch time
at present

on
on Sunday

on Monday

on Tuesday

on Wednesday

on Thursday

on Friday

on Saturday

on
on May 1st
1
on Christmas Day

on New Year's day

on holiday

on vacation

in
in the morning

in the afternoon

in the evening

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in
in 2000
2000
in summer

in June 1999
.. 1999
in the 21th century
21
in the past

in time

in the future

in a few months
2-3
in two hours

in a week's time

in on at
at at 224 Mango Street, at 987 Big Elm Road, at 67 Sukhumvit Road
at

at home

at the hospital

at the airport

at the bus station

at the meeting

at the window

at the river

at the concert

at
at work

at best

at will

at least

at loss

at worst

at large

on
on Silom Road

on the way home

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on the table
on the ceiling
on the sidewalk
on the floor
on the train
on a bicycle
on the wall
on the coast
on paper
on business
on tour
on the radio
on air
on television
on the phone
on purpose
on fire
on the list
on pleasure
on duty
on guard

on

on

in
in Chiang Mai

in Asia

in the world

in the army

in the sky

in the river

in the sea

in the parking lot

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during
till, until
before
after
from
from...to
from...till
between... and
by
in front of
outside
inside
behind

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...
...
...
()

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Chapter 7
Conjunctions

Conjunction

I study English, but he studies French.

A boy and a girl are dancing.

He comes and stays with me at home.

Conjunction 2
1. Conjunction (Single Conjunction)
2. Conjunction (Conjunction Phrase)
1. Conjunction
and
or
but
so
as
because
for
whether
until
after
before
if
though
that
when
besides

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We study in the morning and play in the afternoon.

He is sick so he goes to see a doctor.

2. Conjunction conjunction
either.....or
neither.....nor
as well as
not only.....but also .....

Either...or 2

Either you or he is punished tonight.
Either he or I am mistaken.
Neither...nor "" 2

Neither her friends nor she speaks Chinese.
Neither you nor he studies mathematics.

as well as "" 2

Manop as well as his friends is playing football.

He as well as I is sick.
Not only...but also "... "


Malisa is not beautiful but also clever.

Wichai is not only stupid but also lazy.

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not only.......but also "" 2

Not only your friends but also your sister wants to see the cinema tonight.

Not only I but also my friends are studying English every day.

Conjunction

and, or, but, as, because,

so, until, either...or,
neither...nor,
as well as, not noly...but also
1. .............. he or you are to go to see the lawyer this evening.
2. A boy.............. a girl are learning English now.
3. Suchat is..............clever.............. diligent.
4. She is ill..............she goes to hospital.
5. They nust wait..............their parents return here.
6. Prachuab..............his friends is doing his exercises.
7. Although he is a fool..............he is honest to everybody.
8. He is punished..............he was absent for school yesterday.
9. ..............Sak..............his relatives are working in the field.
10. Rice.............. curry is very nice food for Thais.
11. We like him..............he is honest.
12. You..............I are a student of English.
13. Suphat is..............writing.............. speaking.
14. Danai doesn't do his homework..............he is very lazy.
15. She her nother goes to the temple on Sundays.

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Chapter 8
Interjection

(Interjection)

(Exclamation mark) !


Aha!
Gee Whiz!
Hey!
Nuts!
Phew!
Whoopee!
Yuck!

Ahem!
Good!
Hooray!
Oh no!
Right on!
Wow!
Tut! tut!

All right!
Gosh!
Indeed!
Oops!
Ugh!
Yikes!
Hey!

(Phrase)
Ala! Im sad.
Ah! Im surprised.
Ah! Im happy.
Ah! Im disappointed.
Bravo! Well done.

Gadzooks!
Yippee!
My Goodness!
Ouch!
Dear me!
Yoo-hoo!
Pooh!

Ha! Im happy.
Ha! Im surprised.
Hurrah! Im exited.
Hush! Keep quite.
Oh! What a surprise!

1. (Joy) Hurrah! () , Ah! (), Ha ()
Hurrah! We have won.

2. (Sorrow) Alas! ()
Alas! He is ruined.

3. (Surprise) Ha! (), What! (), Oh! ()

Oh! What a fright.

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4. (Excitement, Approval)
Bravo! ()
Bravo! Well done.

5. (Happiness) Ah! (), Ha! ()
Ha! Im happy.

6. (Silence) Hush! ( )
Hush! The baby is asleep.

(Exclamation Sentence)
What beautiful flowers!

What a pity!

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