Grammar
*PART 1*
Write a paragraph about something you learned in ESL331 during this summer term, using the questions below as your guide. Pay attention to the verb tenses in the questions... Look at the sample paragraph below.
1 - Think of ONE THING that you learned in this class.
2 - When did you learn it? Think of the SPECIFIC date.
3 - Had you known anything related to that ONE THING before this SPECIFIC date?
4 - How has learning that ONE THING helped you?
5- How can you use what you learned NOW?
sample paragraph:
Last Thursday, I learned how to make questions in my ESL 331 class. Before last Thursday, I had never learned how to make questions step by step. Learning to make questions has been very helpful because since Thursday, I have been able to make a lot of questions with various kinds of sentences without making mistakes. Now I can communicate with my friends more easily and ask them questions about interesting topics without making mistakes.
*PART 2*
Make negatives and questions with the following sentences:
You have lost your mind.
She knew the answer.
The parents were surprised.
Tim is going to throw a party.
We are worried.
He will go to the party.
People are mad.
Her children go to that school.
The accident happened here.
My students have to do a presentation.
She was absent on Tuesday.
Jack has been playing baseball all day.
We can't concentrate.
They should practice.
I have an appointment on Friday.
She says no to everything.
He plays three days a week.
The students did their homework.
Jim has visited Las Vegas.
She wants to paint her room.
We have solved the problem.
Listening
Listen to YOUR favorite song and find its lyrics on the internet.
Read the lyrics carefully and find all the unknown words in the dictionary.
Hello dear professor.
ReplyDeleteI have been able to make,wich tens of verb is it?
Hello dear professor.
ReplyDeleteI have been able to make,wich tens of verb is it?
You should tell me, Behzad.
ReplyDeleteWhat is the verb made of?
This might be a good time to review what you have learned about verbs... You can copy/paste the following into your browser... Or you can check the most recent post on the blog...
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https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-2fvJUBid2yVldfTEJEOGthVm8/view?usp=sharing
http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/present-perfect-use.html
http://esl.fis.edu/grammar/rules/future.htm
I have been is present perfect and be able to is modal verb .
ReplyDeletebe able to is in chapter 12 Modals ,Part 1 :Expressing ability of Basic English Grammar Book on page 373.
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