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APC 13 08 29 45 2 3d IRREGULAR COMPARATWES AND
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2 3d ♦    a/an + fairly e.g. This is a fairly good CD, but it s
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16 2 3d We use the past continuous: a) for an action which was in progress at
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APC 13 08 25 28 2 3d d) for actions/ events/ situations which will definitely happen in th
APC 13 08 25 40 2 3d c) when we ask politely about someone s plans for the near futurę (wh
APC 13 08 25 45 5 3d We use the futurę perfect continuous: to emphasise the duration
APC 13 08 25 04 2 3d IN OTHER WORDS Study these examples. The second sentence has a simila
APC 13 08 25 40 2 3d Active ♦ present infinitive: refers to the present or futurę e.g. He expec
APC 13 08 25 16 2 3d The to - infinitive is used: fi ♦    to express purpose e.g
APC 13 08 25 37 2 3d Notę: If two to -infinitives are joined with and or or , the  to
APC 13 08 25 45 8 3d ♦ after: spend, waste, lose (time, money, etc.). e.g. We wasted a lot
APC 13 08 25 53 2 3d The bare infinitive is used: ♦ after modal verbs (can, should, must, etc.)
APC 13 08 27 07 2 3d be afraid of + -ing form = (the subject is afraid that what is descri
APC 13 08 27! 05 2 3d We do not usually use a long list of adjectives before a single noun.
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2 3d We use the words way/manner to form their adverbs. e.g. She greeted m
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5 3d ♦ a) rather + a/an OR a/an + rather (= morę than usual, morę than wan
APC 13 08 29 24 0 3d ♦ We use the comparative form + than to compare two people, things, e
APC 13 08 29 27 1 3d ♦ We use the + superlative form + of/in to compare one person, thing,
APC 13 08 29 33 3 3d ♦The comparative of real, right and wrong is formed with morę and the

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