Future in the past
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The document discusses two grammatical constructions in English - the future-in-the-past and going-to future-in-the-past - for expressing future actions from the perspective of the past. The future-in-the-past uses "would" while the going-to future-in-the-past uses "was/were going to". Both are used to talk about plans and intentions that were in the future, as seen from the past viewpoint.
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http://dictionarenglezroman-online.ro/verbe/get/get-phrasal-verbs/
Have si have got
This document discusses the differences between using "have" and "have got" in the present simple tense in English. It states that "have got" is used specifically for possession (e.g. "I have got a house"), while "have" is used with expressions (e.g. "I have an idea"). It provides examples of the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms of both "have" and "have got" in the present simple tense. It also cautions that "have" can mean "have to" or "get" depending on the context.
Weather sau whether ?
Cuvinte care se confunda in lima engleza - Weather sau whether
http://dictionarenglezroman-online.ro/cuvinte-care-se-confunda/weather-si-whether/
Like cu verb la infinitiv sau cu terminatie "-ing"
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Lie si lay
The document discusses the differences between the verbs "lie" and "lay" in English. It explains that "lie" has different past forms depending on its meaning - "lay/lain" when meaning "to recline" and "lied/lied" when meaning "to tell an untruth." It also explains that "lay" means "to place" or "to put" and always takes the past forms "laid/laid." Examples are provided to illustrate the proper uses of each verb.
For si since
The document discusses the uses of the words "for" and "since" in English. It explains that "for" is used to indicate the duration of an action, while "since" indicates the beginning of an action. Some examples of how each word is used are provided, such as "for a week" or "since Monday." It also notes that "for" and "since" are commonly used with the present perfect, past perfect, and future perfect tenses.
Data in engleza
The document discusses different ways to express dates in English. It covers using ordinal numbers with dates, order of month and day, how to read out dates including years, and prepositions used with dates such as "on" and "in". Examples are provided such as "January 1st" read as "the first of January", how to read years like "nineteen seventy-four", and questions to ask about the date.
Going to future
Going to Future in limba engleza
Asculta si explicatia audio pe www.gramaticaengleza.com
Genitivul
The document discusses the use of the genitive case in English using the apostrophe s ('s) construction. It provides examples of the genitive used with human nouns like "the boy's ball" and place names like "England's greatest attractions." It also discusses forming the genitive when the noun already ends in s, with multiple possessors, and with expressions of time.
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