APC 13 09 04 12 3 3d
♦ In negations we can use couldn'tor wasn't/
weren't able to with no difference in meaning. e.g. I couldn't/wasn't able to
reach him on the phone.
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APC 13 09 08 01 3 3d ♦ in case + present tense (present or futurę reference) In case + pasAPC 13 09 04 41 2 3d ♦ with the names of sports, games, activities, days, months, celAPC 13 09 04 05 0 3d ♦ We use the + adjective to refer to a group of people usually with tAPC 13 09 04 10 2 3d ♦ We normally use could with the verbs see, hear, smell, taste, feel, APC 13 09 04 15 5 3d ♦ have to = it is necessary to do sth e.g. We have to be at the airport atAPC 13 09 04 18 8 3d ♦ Must and have to have different meanings in questions. e.g. Must IAPC 13 09 04 19 9 3d ♦ Have got to has the same meaning as have to, and is often used in eAPC 13 09 04 29 2 3d ♦ need = it is necessary to e.g. Need I talk to the boss right away?APC 13 09 04 35 3 3d NOTĘ: Need can be used as a main verb or as a modal verb with no diffAPC 13 09 05 03 3 3d ♦ Can/Could/Will/Would you...? We use this structure to ask someone to doAPC 13 09 05 23 3 3d ♦ We can use the verb to get instead of the verb to be in everyday spAPC 13 09 07 17 3 3d ♦ ish/if only + past perfect This structure is used to express regret thatAPC 13 09 08 12 5 3d ♦ so much/little + uncountable noun so many/few + plural noun e g. ThAPC 13 09 04 55 2 3d ♦ with the words home, Father/Mother when we talk about our ownAPC 13 09 05 32 3 3d ♦ Be likely to + lnfinitive/ It is likely that + clause (= probably -APC 13 09 02# 23 3 3d c) noun + in-law. The plural is formed by adding -s to the noun. e.g.APC 13 09 08 54 8 3d ♦ In order to/so as to + infinitive (formal) e g. He did a postgraduate coAPC 13 09 08 40 3 3d A non-identifying relative clause g ives extra information and iAPC 13 09 11 12 1 3d • Which is used alone, or before nouns, one/ones or of, to ask aboutwięcej podobnych podstron