MARIANA
SANTOS
VALENTE
We use the past simple for past events or
actions which have no connection to the
present. We use the present perfect for
actions which started in the past and are still
happening now or for finished actions which
have a connection to the present.
SIMPLE PAST AND PRESENT
PERFECT
COMPARATIVE AND
SUPERLATIVE
comparative adjectives describe a noun by
comparing it to another noun. Superlative
adjectives describe a noun by comparing it
to two or more nouns to the highest or
lowest degree.
passive voice is used when the focus is on
the action. it is not important or not know,
however, who or what is performing the
action. exemple: the letter was written by
in the present perfect tense, we use ever
Lana.
(question) and never (answer) to express
frequency, exemple:
PASSIVE VOICE have you ever met a famous person?
no, i've never met any famous person.
EVER AND EVER NEVER
IN PRESENT PERFECT
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PREPOSITIONS OF
MOVEMENT
MUSTN'T
mustn't refer to a negative obligation as a Prepositions of movement show movement
warning to someone not to do something, from one place to another place. These
exemple: you mustn't be rude with your prepositions always describe movement and
friends. we usually use them with verbs of motion.
example: How do you go to work?