Module 1a.. Vocabulary & Grammar
Vocabulary ..
British English ..
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American English ..
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Rubbish .
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Garbage .
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Petrol .
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Gas .
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Shopping Centre .
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Mall .
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Bill .
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Check .
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Holiday .
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Vacation .
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Lift
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Elevator .
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Mobile phone .
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Cell phone .
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Crisps .
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Chips .
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Autumn .
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Fall .
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Football .
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Soccer .
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Trainers .
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Sneakers .
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Trousers .
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Pants .
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Grammar ..
Question Words & Indirect Questions . 1 /
Examples .
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We ask about .
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Questions words .
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Who are you talking to ?
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People
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1- Who
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What are you eating ?
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Things
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2- What
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Where are you from ?
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Place
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3-Where
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When does he leave ?
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Time
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4-When
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Why do you say that ?
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Reason
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5- Why
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Which color do you want ?
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People or Things
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6- Which
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How does this work ?
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Explanation
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7- How
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Verbs with two Objects . 2 /
A / Some verbs have two objects –an indirect object and a direct object:
Subject
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Verb
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Indirect object
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Direct object
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My wife
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sent
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me
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an email
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He
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brought
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his mother
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some flowers
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He
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cooked
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all his friends
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a delicious meal
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These clauses have the structure: V + N (indirect object) + N (direct object)
B / We can use a prepositional phrase with to or for with an indirect object:
Subject
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Verb
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Direct object
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Prepositional phrase
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My wife
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Sent
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an email
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to me
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He
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brought
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some flowers
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for his mother
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He
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Cooked
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a delicious meal
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for all his friends.
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These clauses have the structure : V + N (direct object) + Prepositional phrase (indirect object)
C / Common verbs with for and an indirect object are :
Book , buy , get , cook , keep , bring , make , pour , save , find .
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They booked a table for me at the restaurant.
We made toys for all the children.
We made toys for all the children.
D / Common verbs with to and an indirect object are :
Give , lend , offer , pass , post , read , sell , send , show , promise , tell .
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He gave his programme to the man sitting next to him.
They sent Christmas cards to all their customers.
They sent Christmas cards to all their customers.
3 / Indirect questions :
Indirect questions are introduced by phrases like :
Can / Could you tell me……..? / Do you know …..? / I’d like to know …….etc .
Example :
Where is the post office ? ( Direct Question )
Do you know where the post office is ? ( Indirect Question )