ALL ENGLISH GRAMMAR docx

... will always love you, no matter what. ¾ Not at all: Chẳng chút nào. I didn ’ t understand anything at all. She was hardly frightened at all ¾ At all còn được dùng trong câu hỏi, đặc biệt với ... to + Verb (chỉ vấn đề nhận thức) = Gradually = dần dần We will get to speak English more easily as time goes by. He comes to understand that learning English is not much difficult...

... far/near How far? Height high/low How high? Height tall/short How tall? Width wide/narrow How wide? Depth deep/shallow How deep? Size big/small How big? About anglais- facile.com www.anglais-facile.com ... worked • He worked • She worked • We worked • They worked  With small adjectives, we add –er to make comparatives:  small – smaller  large – larger  quick – quicker  slow – slower W...

... home, he will call. (a) When Harry and Chuck return home, they will call. (b) When Harry and Chuck return home, Harry will call. 9682 Rozakis_02_f.qxd 5/9/03 3:14 PM Page 28 26 ENGLISH GRAMMAR FOR ... (nonrestrictive clause) Quick Tip In spoken English, who and whomever are becoming more and more uncommon. Informally, people use who and whoever in almost all situations. ✔ Case is the f...

... Florida? 8 Will and shall The British use will or shall in the first person, • 71(2). Americans do not often use shall. GB: We will/shall contact you. US: We will contact you. 40 AMERICAN ENGLISH PAGE ... 40 American English 302 Summary The grammar of British English and American English is very similar. There are a few differences but not very ... British use shall in offers, but A...

... travelling traveling kerb (edge of curb tyre (on a wheel) tire pavement) 40 AMERICAN ENGLISH PAGE 396 40 AMERICAN ENGLISH PAGE 394 7 Numbers The British use and between hundred and the rest of a ... fine, ill and unwell referring to health usually come in predicative position. • 200(2) GB/US: Our secretary is ill. But they can be attributive, especially in America. Mainly US: an ill man N...