PREPOSITION

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preposition means a word which typically goes before 

a noun phrase or pronoun as in:

• i had breakfast before going to school
• what did you come for?

here are some examples of prepositions

preposition of place : at, on, in

at	in	on
POINT	ENCLOSED SPACE	SURFACE
at the corner	in the garden	on the wall
at the bus stop	in London	on the ceiling
at the door	in France	on the door
at the top of the page	in a box	on the cover
at the end of the road	in my pocket	on the floor
at the entrance	in my wallet	on the carpet
at the crossroads	in a building	on the menu
at the front desk	in a car	on a page

preposition of time : for, since

We use for when we measure time ( minutes, seconds, hours, months, years)

that was all from me, wan ni halimatun saadiah. go go tesl

ADJECTIVES 1

assalamualaikum and helllooow  

welcome to ADJECTIVES site

                                        

types of adjectives :

types of adjectives :

• attributive adjective ( come immediately after the modified noun, attorney general, princess royal )
• predicative adjective (come after the noun and lingking verb, the scarf is pink, he is honest )
• post positive adjectives (come before the noun, a red scarf, an honest man )

qualitative adjectives :

person, thing in terms of qualities, size, age, shape

color adjectives :

specify color of things

compound qualitative adjectives :

good-looking, sun-tanned

interrogative adjectives :

which, what

demonstrative adjectives :

this, these, that, those.

 the adjectives that looks like adjective but sadly, it is not. verbs can become adjectives by adding -ed or -ing 

sample of emotions :

amuse
irritate 
comfort
fascinate
amaze
shock
disappoint

VERBS PART 2

                                                 
assalamualaikum and hello everyone. so, how are you today, i am hoping that you are in pink of  health

• PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

express an acivity that is in progress at the moment of sepaking. it began at recent past, is continuing at present, and will probably end at same point in the future.

- john is sleeping right now

- its raining

- she is writing another book this year

• PAST PROGRESSIVE

i/she/it was having dinner. we use prog to show that a state or action was in progress in the past

- he was sleeping when i arrived

- i was mending the tv while my wife was reading

• PAST SIMPLE VS PAST PROGRESSIVE

see the action of making speech as a whole, as a complete event in the past

- when we arrived, the judge made a speech 

past progressive describes a state or action in progress (not completed)

• FUTURE PROGRESSIVE

- he will be sleeping when we arrive

• PERFECT TENSE

- form = have+past participle

the perfect tenses all give idea that one thing happens before another time or event

• PRESENT PERFECT

- has/have + past participle

- i have already eaten

1. talking about something which began in the past and hasn't changed
2. talking about general experience
3. talking about very recent event
4. talking about recent events / states

• PAST PERFECT

- i had already eaten when they arrived

- past perfect +had + past participle

- the prisoner was released after he had been in prison for several years

• THE PERFECT PROGRESSIVE TENSES

- form= have+been+ing (present participle)

gives the idea that one event is in progress immediately before, up to, until another time/event

• PRESENT PROGRESSIVE PROGRESSIVE

- i have been stdying for two hours

- has/have + been + verb-ing

• PAST PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

i had been studying for two hours before my friend came

• FUTURE PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

- i will have been stdying for 2 hours by the time you arrive

VERBS 1

                                   
assalamualaikum wbt

hello..VERB? VERB? VERB?

come,let me bring you deeply into VERB. verb can be grouped in to 3 major 

GROUP

• lexical verbs (run, eat, think ) functions only as main verbs
• primary verbs ( be, have, do ) can function as both auxiliary and main verbs
• modal verbs (can , could, shall, should) must function only as auxiliary verbs 

verb may also include :

1. verbs about mental activity :  ( believe, forget, notice, recognize, remember )
2. verbs describe emotional states : ( desire, hate, like, love, want )
3. certain other verbs : ( belong, fit, include, mean, need, matter )
4. verbs of perception : ( see, hear, smell, taste, sense(5) ) 

 

PRESENT SIMPLE :

                                   

                                    

use for :

thoughts and feelings, states of being,

facts, things are true for a long time,

repeated action

• present state, indicates a state that exist now.
• something true in past, is true now and will be true in the future
• a present habit : an act

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

                                   

we use present continuous for :

something that happening now, used for routine / situation that we see as temporary, always

 

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