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    The document defines several grammatical terms including noun, preposition, gerund, adverb, and closed-circuit television (CCTV). It provides examples of how prepositions indicate position and are used after nouns. Gerunds are defined as verbs ending in "ing" that can be used as nouns, with an example being "reading is important." Adverbs are described as indicating characteristics of actions such as how, when, or how often they take place. CCTV is defined as closed-circuit television. Examples are given of different ways to structure sentences using verbs like "remove," "cut," and "get."

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    The document defines several grammatical terms including noun, preposition, gerund, adverb, and closed-circuit television (CCTV). It provides examples of how prepositions indicate position and are used after nouns. Gerunds are defined as verbs ending in "ing" that can be used as nouns, with an example being "reading is important." Adverbs are described as indicating characteristics of actions such as how, when, or how often they take place. CCTV is defined as closed-circuit television. Examples are given of different ways to structure sentences using verbs like "remove," "cut," and "get."

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    Reading Is Important.: PREDICATE (Objects)

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    The document defines several grammatical terms including noun, preposition, gerund, adverb, and closed-circuit television (CCTV). It provides examples of how prepositions indicate position and are used after nouns. Gerunds are defined as verbs ending in "ing" that can be used as nouns, with an example being "reading is important." Adverbs are described as indicating characteristics of actions such as how, when, or how often they take place. CCTV is defined as closed-circuit television. Examples are given of different ways to structure sentences using verbs like "remove," "cut," and "get."

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    Noun = everything that exists.

    PREPOSITION= a little word that indicates position in


    place, time, etc.
    After a preposition we use a NOUN.
    LISTEN TO MUSIC
    BEFORE SPEAKING

    GERUND: A verb with ING, which is used as a NOUN.


    READING IS IMPORTANT.
    Subject

    I like chocolate, coffee and swimming.


    PREDICATE (objects)

    ADVERB
    INDICATES THE CHARACTERISTIC OF AN ACTION. IT
    TELLS YOU HOW, WHEN, HOW OFTEN, THE ACTION
    TAKES PLACE.
    VOCABULARY

    CCTV = CLOSED-CIRCUIT TELEVISION


    TO THE MAJOR

    HE WANTS TO REMOVE THE IMAGES.

    HE WANTS THE COUNCIL TO REMOVE THE IMAGES


    HE WANTS THE IMAGES TO BE REMOVED.

    YOU GO TO THE HAIRDRESSERS TO CUT YOUR HAIR.

    YOU GO TO THE HAIRDRESSERS TO GET/OBTAIN/


    HAVE YOUR HAIR CUT.

    I GO TO THE OPTICIANS TO GET GLASSES MADE.


    TO GET / HAVE MY EYES CHECKED/TESTED.

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