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الاثنين، 19 فبراير 2024

Comparative Form of Adjectives and Adverb .

Comparative Form of Adjectives and Adverb .

Comparative of adjectives

Usage : When we compare between 2 people , animals or things ..

Formation:

1- adjective + er + than.

2- more + adjective + than .

Examples: 1- adjective + er + than.

a- Sami is older than Ahmad. (one syllable)

b- Ali is taller than Sami. ( one syllable )

Examples: 2- more + adjective + than.

a- My watch is more expensive than yours

b- Snake is more dangerous than Lizard .

ONE SYLLABLE

Comparative

Adjective

taller

fatter

bigger

Sadder

Tall

fat

big

Sad

TWO SYLLABLES

Comparative

Adjective

Happier

simpler

busier

more tilted

more tangled

happy

simple

busy

tilted

Tangled

THRE SYLLABLES AND MORE

Comparative

Adjective

more important

more expensive

important

expensive

IRREGULAR COMPARATIVES

Irregular form ..
Comparative	adjective
Better	Good / Well
Worse	Bad / Badly
More	Much / many
Less	Little
Farther / Further	Far

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Adjectives & Adverb of Manner

Adjectives & Adverb of Manner

Adverbs of Manner..

Adjectives..

Describe how something happens

Describe noun

Usage

Quietly.

Easily.

Quiet.

Easy.

Example

جدول تحليلي يفرق فيه بين الاستخدام ل Adjectives Adverbs of Manner /. من حيث الاستخدام والامثلة وتستخدم كثيرًا في كتابة الرسائل أو المواضيع لأنها تزيد الكتابة قوه وتبين ثقافة الكاتب ,أيضا تستخدم في الكلام .

Adverb of Manner ...

Examples	Kinds of Adverbs
Quiet - Quietly. Careful - Carefully .	1- Adding ly to the adjectives
Easy - Easily. Ready - Readily .	2- Adjectives end in y , drop y and take ily
Terrible - Terribly .	3- Adjectives end in le , drop e and take y ..
Good - Well Fast - Fast Hard - Hard Late - Late Early - Early	Irregular Adverbs

السبت، 17 فبراير 2024

Unit 8 / Present perfect progressive versus Present perfect simple ..

Unit 8 / Present perfect progressive versus Present perfect simple ..

Present Perfect Progressive ..

How do we form the Present Perfect Progressive?

We form the Present Perfect Progressive with have, been and the verb with the ending -ing.

have/has + been + infinitive + -ing

has → 3rd person singular (he, she, it)
have → all other forms

Action:

1- ACTIONS THAT STARTED IN THE PAST AND CONTINUE IN THE PRESENT.

2- ACTIONS THAT HAVE JUST FINISHED, BUT WE ARE INTERESTED IN THE RESULTS IN THE PRESENT.

Time Expressions:

For, Since, How long, All day, All month, All week, etc.

Present Perfect Simple ... (S + Have oR Has + V3)

Questions	Negative	Affirmative
Have I lived in Madina ?	I haven’t lived in Madina .	I have lived in Madina .
Has he worked in US ?	He hasn’t worked in US ,	He has worked in US ,
Have we eaten food ?	We haven’t eaten food .	We have eaten food .

Time expression of Present Perfect Simple

Positions ( Places )	Time expressions
have …… v3 . It comes at the end of a sentences OR between	1- already
It comes in the middle of a sentence have + just + p.p	2- just
It comes at the end of negative stative sentence AND questions .	3-yet
Use ever in questions only – NOT in statements. Use never in statements – but only with have/has, not with haven’t/hasn’t .	4-ever & never
is used with a time period For	5- for
Since is used with a point in time	6-since
Recently and lately can be used in positive statements, negative statements, or questions .	7- recently & lately