To show reason/cause › Because › Since › As To show contrast › Although › Though › Even though › while To show time relationship › After › Before › Until › While › As To show condition › If › Even if Subordinating conjunctions are used to connect a dependent clause and an independent clause.
What are you going to do after you graduate? What are you going to do as soon as you finish this exercise? What are you going to do before you go to bed tonight? When are you going to do your homework? When are going to eat dinner? What are you going to do after you eat dinner?
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A/An – Indefinite Articles › Singular count Nouns › Things in general/ nonspecific A › When the next word begins with a consonant sound An › When the next word begins with a vowel sound I bought a sweater. Wendy wants an ice cream cone. Meet me at the library in ___hour. John bought ___ unique gift for his mother. Does your last name begin with ___ e or ___ n? I had ___omelet and my son had ___ muffin for breakfast. an a a
The › Singular and Plural › Noncount Nouns › Specific Things Second and subsequent time When speaker and listener are both familiar with the subject When there is only one The hat is new, but the shoes aren’t. A cat fell in the water. Are you going to the bank this afternoon? I bought a sweater and a coat yesterday. The sweater is made of wool, but the coat is made of leather. The Earth and the Sun are both in the Milky Way galaxy.
Food › Butter › Sugar › Salt › Pepper › Soup › Rice › Fish › Meat › Flour › Bread Subjects › English › Math › Science › Music › Biology Liquid › Milk › Coffee › Water › Juice › Cream › Mud Abstract › Love › Hate › Honesty › Poverty › Crime › Advice › Luck › Pain › Beauty › Humor Others › Homework › Information › Money › Furniture › Traffic
An Article › A › An › The A Possessive adjective A Quantifier April owns ____ dog. I am reading ____ book. Give me _________ spoon. This one is dirty. Where did ____ time go? It’s raining. I need ____ umbrella. He has ___ uncle who lives in New York. Payday is tomorrow, but I still have ______ dollars. can never stand alone. One of these must come before it: a my another the an a few
Subject Form › I › You › He › She › It › We › You (plural) › They Possessive Adjective form › My › Your › His › Her › Its › Our › Your › Their
Count › One, two, three (all numbers) › A few › Few › Many › Another › Several › A pair of › A couple of Noncount › A little › Little › Much Count or Noncount › Some (quantity meaning only) › Any › A lot of › The other › Other
Create complete sentences Add the correct article Use the correct verb tense Use proper punctuation Capitalize proper nouns robert / go (negative)/ to / beach / tomorrow Robert will not go to the beach tomorrow.
2) laura’s parents / visit / eiffel tower / in paris / last year 3) we / have / grammar / test / next week (question) 4) weather / be / very / nice / for / picnic / last Saturday 5) carol / bob / see / owl / in / tree / in their back yard / last night Laura’s parents visited the Eiffel Tower in Paris last year. Will we have a grammar test next week? The weather was very nice for our picnic last Saturday. Carol and Bob saw an owl in a tree their back yard last night. Are we going to have a grammar test next week? The weather was very nice for the picnic last Saturday.
6) you/ go / movies/ every friday night (question) 7) computers / not work / anymore 8) i / bring / apple / sandwich / for lunch yesterday 9) after nicholas / graduate last week / his sister / give him / expensive gift 10) My dad / buy / me / bike / for / my last birthday / but / I / want / puppy Do you go to the movies every Friday night? The computers do not / don’t work anymore. I brought an apple and a sandwich for lunch yesterday. After Nicholas graduated last week, his sister gave him an expensive gift. Our computers are not / aren’t working anymore. My dad bought me a bike for my last birthday, but I wanted a puppy.