• SIR, THEY CAN CUT THE CHAIN OFF THE DOOR, BUT THEY

CAN'T MAKE US PLAY.

• CUT OFF- FRASAL VERB
• CAN/ CAN’T – MODAL VERB: I CAN RIDE A BIKE BUT I CAN’T
PLAY PIANO.

• WE'VE DECIDED WE'RE GONNA FINISH WHAT YOU STARTED,

SIR.
• PRESENT PERFECT: I HAVE SEEN GODS FLY
• CONTRACTION FORM: GOING TO = GONNA
• SIMPLE PRESENT: START - STARTED
• YEAH, SO LEAVE US BE, COACH.
• PERSONAL PRONOUNS: WE USE IT AFTER VERBS I LOVE (HIM, HER, THEM)
• COACH IS AN ENGLISH WORD THAT MEANS COACH, INSTRUCTOR AND CAN
ALSO BE A TYPE OF BUS.

• WE GOT SHIT TO DO, SIR.

• LAZY VERB GET: IN THIS CASE MEANS HAVE
• SHIT IS A SLANG
• OUR DEEPEST FEAR IS NOT THAT WE ARE INADEQUATE.
• ADJETIVES PRONOUS: MY NAME/ YOUR NAME/ HIS NAME/ HER NAME
• SUPERLATIVE: USE EST IN THE ADJECTIVE: SHE IS THE SRONTGEST GIRL
HERE
• THE IS THE MOST INTELLIGENT STUDENT IN THE CLASS.
• COACH CARTER IS THE BEST MOVIE THAT I WATCH.

• OUR DEEPEST FEAR IS THAT WE ARE POWERFUL BEYOND MEASURE.

• VERB TO BE
• I AM/ YOU ARE/ HE IS/ SHE IS/ IT IS
• WE ARE/ YOUR ARE/ THEY ARE
• IT IS OUR LIGHT, NOT OUR DARKNESS THAT MOST FRIGHTENS US.
• ADJECTIVES: SIMPLY PUT, AN ADJECTIVE DESCRIBES OR MODIFIES
A NOUN.

• YOUR PLAYING SMALL DOES NOT SERVE THE WORLD.

• SIMPLE PRESENT: DO AND DOES WE USE THEM IN NEGATIVE AND
INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES

• DO – I/YOU/WE/THEY
• DOES – HE/SHE/IT
• THERE IS NOTHING ENLIGHTENED ABOUT SHRINKING SO THAT
OTHER PEOPLE WON'T FEEL INSECURE AROUND YOU.
• SHRINKING: BECOMING SMALLER IN SIZE OR AMOUNT.
• ‘THE SHRINKING MARKET HAS PROVOKED A MASSIVE PRICE WAR’

• WE WERE ALL MEANT TO SHINE, AS CHILDREN DO.

• SIMPLE PAST: VERB TO BE
• WAS: I/HE/SHE/IT
• WERE: YOU/ WE/ THEY
• IT'S NOT JUST IN SOME OF US, IT'S IN EVERYONE.
• EVERYBODY - EVERYBOBY HATES THE CHRIS.
• EVERYTHING – I WILL USE EVERYTHING HERE!

• AND AS WE LET OUR OWN LIGHT SHINE, WE UNCONSCIOUSLY GIVE OTHER

PEOPLE PERMISSION TO DO THE SAME.
• SUFFIX- A MORPHEME ADDED AT THE END OF A WORD TO FORM A
DERIVATIVE (E.G. -ATION, -FY, -ING, -LY)
• PREFIX - AN ELEMENT PLACED AT THE BEGINNING OF A WORD TO ADJUST OR
QUALIFY ITS MEANING (E.G. EX-, NON-, RE- UN) OR (IN SOME LANGUAGES) AS
AN INFLECTION.
• AS WE ARE LIBERATED FROM OUR OWN FEAR, OUR PRESENCE
AUTOMATICALLY LIBERATES OTHERS.
• SIMPLE PAST: WITH MOST VERBS THE PAST TENSE IS FORMED BY ADDING -
ED:
• CALL >> CALLED; LIKE >> LIKED; WANT >> WANTED; WORK >> WORKED
• SIMPLE PRESENT: WE USE THE SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE WHEN AN ACTION IS
HAPPENING RIGHT NOW, OR WHEN IT HAPPENS REGULARLY (OR
UNCEASINGLY, WHICH IS WHY IT'S SOMETIMES CALLED
PRESENT INDEFINITE).

• SIR, I JUST WANNA SAY THANK YOU.

• CONTRACT FORM:
• WANT TO - WANNA
• YOU SAVED MY LIFE.

• THANK YOU, SIRS.

• POLITE WORD: EXCUSE ME, THANKS, MADAN

• ALL OF YOU.