relative clauses
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Übung 'defining relative clauses' > contact clauses
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What's the difference between a defining and a non-defining (commenting) relative clause? Look here:
Adverbs of
comment [ cf. Silver Line Grammar, Pocket edition, pp. 185/186]
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Definite or indefinite article or no article at all?
active
/ passive voice [ cf. Silver Line Grammar, Pocket edition, pp. 284
- 292]
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verbs with prepositions in the passive (explanation)
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verbs (with prepositions) in the passive > exercise
- Exercise
provided by UsingEnglish.com
Singular or plural noun? Countable or uncountable noun? [ cf. Silver Line Grammar, Pocket edition, pp. 22 - 32]
Adjectives used as nouns [ cf. Silver Line Grammar, Pocket edition, pp. 150
- 152]
infinite verb
forms [ cf. Silver Line Grammar, Pocket
edition, pp. 324 - 327 / 329 - 330 / 332 - 336]
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C. to-infinitive or ing-form (gerund)? (Englisch-Hilfen)
- D. to-infinitive or ing-form (gerund)? (Englisch-Hilfen)
- E. to-infinitive or ing-form (gerund)?
(Activities for ESL
Students)
- F. to-infinitive or ing-form (gerund)?
(Espace Ecole, Schweiz)
- G. to-infinitive or ing-form (gerund)?
(Handelsschule / Handelsakademie Bludenz, Österreich)
- H. to-infinitive or ing-form (gerund)?
(Nonstop English)
- I. to-infinitive or ing-form (gerund)?
(UsingEnglish.com)
- J. to-infinitive or ing-form (gerund)?
(Activities
for ESL Students)
- K. to-infinitive or ing-form (gerund)?
(About.com. English as 2nd Language)
- L. to-infinitive or ing-form (gerund)? (About.com. English as 2nd Language)
| 1.
will-future continuous [Silver Line Grammar, Pocket edition pp. 274-276] > neutral future / future as a matter-of-course Will you be coming to the party tonight? |
| 2.
will-future [Silver Line Grammar, Pocket edition pp. 270-273] > external circumstances England will have another cold day tomorrow. > willingness Will you come to the party tonight? |
| 3.
going-to-future [Silver Line Grammar, Pocket edition pp. 267-270] > plan I'm going to be at the concert tonight. > (unless I change my mind!) |
| 4. simple
present [Silver
Line Grammar, Pocket edition pp. 242] > 'timetable effect' The train leaves in twenty minutes. > conditional or temporal clauses I'll make a pizza when they arrive. We'll go for a walk if it stops raining. |
| 5.
present continuous [Silver Line Grammar, Pocket edition p. 246/247] > arrangement I'm going to a concert tonight. We're leaving at 2 o'clock tomorrow morning. |
| 6.
future perfect [Silver
Line Grammar, Pocket edition pp. 276/277] > completion of an activity in the future By Saturday the letter will have arrived. |
| 7.
future perfect continuous [Silver Line Grammar, Pocket edition pp. 277-279] > completion of an activity in the future while stressing the continuity of the activity They will have been living in New York for twenty years by the end of 2013. |
- expressing the future >>> exercises >>> 1 / simple future / future continuous / future perfect / future perfect continuous
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What's the difference between the PRESENT perfect simple and the PRESENT perfect continuous? Look here:
Five ways to add extra emphasis
a) cleft sentence >>> It is ... [that / who(m) / which] ... [cf. Silver Line Grammar, Pocket edition, p. 528]
was
b) semi-cleft sentence >>> What .... is ...
was ...
c) Using 'do' in a positive statement - emphatic 'do'
d) Using the 'present progressive' to stress the emotional character of what you say. [cf. Silver Line Grammar, Pocket edition, p. 245]
e) Using adverbs of degree
Agreeing / Disagreeing [[Silver Line Grammar, Pocket edition, pp. 529/530] - So ... / Neither/Nor ...
'let', 'make', 'allow' or 'have something done'? <> deutsch 'lassen'!
- exercise > 'make', 'let', 'have sth. done'
- BBC Learning English > 'make', 'let', 'allow'
- 'make', 'let', 'have sth. done' (by learnenglishfeelgood.com)
'make', 'do', 'get' or 'have'?
- exercise (Oxford University Press - online practice)
stative or dynamic verb? [Silver Line Grammar, Pocket
edition
p. 239-241]
The participle and the infinitive after verbs of
perception
Everything depends on what you notice! Look here!
'participle'
(exercises)
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Bildung des 'present participle' > exercise 1 / exercise 2 (bei www.englisch-hilfen.de)
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participle constructions in sentences (bei www.englisch-hilfen.de)
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participles instead of a subclause > exercise
Find out what really
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Übung 'defining relative clauses' contact clauses
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Übung zu 'since' und 'for' 'since' or 'for'?
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Übung 'irregular verb forms' irregular verb forms
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Übung 'simple past' Oxford University Press - online practice
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Vocabulary training:
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'bring' or 'take' / 'do' or 'make'?
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