BASIC 1 MIDTERM REVIEW & CHECK

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BASIC 1 MIDTERM REVIEW & CHECK

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PAST SIMPLE (NEGATIVES)

Always use auxiliary did in negative form (didn't) + verb in infinitive:

didn't see

didn't teach

didn't practice

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PAST SIMPLE

We/ not sell/ our old car/ last year.

We not selled our old car last year.

We didn't sell our old car last year.

We didn't sold our old car last year.

We no sold our car last year.

PAST SIMPLE (NEGATIVES)

Always use auxiliary did in negative form (didn't) + verb in infinitive:

didn't see

didn't teach

didn't practice

Multiple Choice

You/ see/ a good film/ yesterday?

Do you see a good film yesterday?

You saw a good film yesterday?

Did you saw a good film yesterday?

Did you see a good film yesterday?

PAST SIMPLE QUESTIONS

Use did+ verb in infinitive:

Did you study for the exam?

Where did they go last Sunday?

Did you understand the topic?

How did you prepare for class?

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PAST SIMPLE AFFIRMATIVE

Always use the verb in past.

Remember there are two kinds of verbs:

REGULAR:

Watch

Work

Decide

IRREGULAR:

Write

Grow

Swim

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LIKES/ DISLIKES:

Trish absolutely ________ cooking.

love

loves

does love

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USED TO OR PAST SIMPLE?

We use past simple for an action that happened in the past and it's complete.

Used to gives the idea that it was a past habit (An action repeated many times).

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USED TO

What music _______________________ to like when you were a child? (like)

did you used to like

did you use to like

you used to like

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COMPARATIVES:

Peter is _______________ as Fred (not/ tall)

not taller than

not as tall than

not as tall as

not as taller than

COMPARATIVES (AS... AS)

When using the structure as... as, use the adjective not the comparative:

This question is as easy as the previous one.

My friend is as brilliant as you.

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COMPARATIVES:

I disagree with him. He's ____________ (intelligent) than he says.

less intelligenter

not as intelligent

less intelligent

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COMPARATIVES:

You are ______________________(careful) than you should be

less more careful

not as careful

less careful

COMPARISONS WITH LESS

Use less+ adjective+ than:

This is less complicated than I thought

He´s less talented than his brother

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