Tài liệu A complete English language course part 11 docx

... newsagent asks Damian Are you prepared to work on Sundays? – meaning ‘every Sunday’. If he had said Are you prepared to work on Sunday? this would have meant only the following Sunday. • Finally, ... leave not ‘when you’re leaving ’ Learn the phrase as soon as possible. You will often hear people use the abbreviation as well: a. s .a. p. (or asap) /ε εs ε `pi:/ both in writing and when spe...

Ngày tải lên: 15/12/2013, 05:15

... answers are done in the usual way: + I had an apple ? Did I have an apple? – I didn’t have an apple But be is unusual – first of all, it has two past simple forms: was /wɔz/ and were /w r /: I was you ... states what happened yesterday. Another way of looking at this difference is to imagine that we are in a room where Anne works. If someone comes in and asks for Anne, then we can only say...

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... Urdu, Panjabi, Gujarati, Somali, for example, as well as two language which, like English, are indigenous to the UK: Welsh and Scottish Gaelic. This cultural and linguistic diversity is what many ... nearly inhabitants – people who live in a place broaden – widen, make more broad as well as – and also indigenous – something or someone that arose or was born in a place rather than being...

Ngày tải lên: 24/12/2013, 13:15

... me ’ Dialogue 3 Sarah has dropped Dave at the station car park. Dave’s got a train to catch, and he’s late. S ARAH : You’d better get a move on, darling. If you don’t hurry you’ll miss the train. D AVE : ... PRESENT of have with the PAST PARTICIPLE . Go back and review this now if you need to. If we use the past of have (had – Language point 56) with the past participle, we get the...

Ngày tải lên: 24/12/2013, 13:15

... the shop. Glossary eating out – going to a restaurant and eating there takeaway – a meal bought at a restaurant and taken home to eat; also means the shop option – choice chips – potatoes cut up and cooked ... cities there are almost endless possibilities, but even in small towns you probably find examples of these: a fish-and-chip shop an Indian restaurant a Chinese restaurant a pi...

Ngày tải lên: 15/12/2013, 05:15

... early? D AMIAN : Oh yes. N EWSAGENT : Good. And are you afraid of the dark? D AMIAN : Not at all. N EWSAGENT : Excellent. Are you used to riding a bike? D AMIAN : I ride my bike all the time. N EWSAGENT : ... thinking carefully about it. If you make a suggestion to someone, and they say to you I’ll think it over, it means that you will have to wait and come back to them later for an ans...

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... questions and negatives are different for actions and states: action Is Harry looking for a newspaper? state Does Harry want a newspaper? action Harry isn’t looking for a newspaper. state Harry doesn’t ... (a thing) or lead (a person) towards the speaker go means: move away from the speaker take means: carry (a thing) or lead (a person) away from the speaker In Dialogue 5, Su says...

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... menu? Can/Could I offer you a lift? But the main meaning of can is be able to: Can you swim? =Are you able to swim? I can speak English. = I am able to speak English. Dave can ride a bike. = Dave ... surprising that we have a lot of weather words. Rain can come as showers, drizzle or a downpour, for example; and snow can appear as flurries or a blizzard or in drifts (and don’t for...

Ngày tải lên: 15/12/2013, 05:15

... two games that have a special place in their hearts. Football is regarded as the national game, at least in England and Scotland, and is played at all levels, both professionally and among amateurs, every ... which case you probably won’t need to ask! England (along with other English- speaking countries and members of the Commonwealth, such as Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, India,...

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... customers has just handed a passport in. S HAMIRA : Oh, thank goodness for that! B ANK : When exactly did you lose your passport? S HAMIRA : Oh, I didn’t notice until about half an hour ago, but I was ... lost? Dave’s arrived Has Dave arrived? They’ve phoned Have they phoned? And we form negatives by adding not to have/has: Statement Negative I’ve lost I haven’t lost Dave’s arrived Dave has...

Ngày tải lên: 15/12/2013, 05:15