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The document discusses adverbs and the simple past tense in English grammar. It defines adverbs as words that modify verbs, and lists common types of adverbs including manner, place, time, frequency, quantity, and degree. It provides examples of adverbs used in sentences. The document also defines the simple past tense as used to describe actions that were completed in the past, and provides rules and examples for forming simple past affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences.
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- 1. ADVERBS AND SIMPLE PAST YULI MARCELA SERNA FRANCO AMALIA PEREZ SEPULVEDA YERALDYN DEYANIRA MORENO CORDOBA
- 2. Grammar Adverbs What is? The adverbs is a part of the sentence and its main function is to modify or supplement the many of the verbs meaning. Rules The adverbs of frecuency are - always - never - sometime - usually
- 3. Rules The adverbs of complement are - slowly -quickly - carrefully -easily -well - aloud example Of manner Carrefully (the detective carrefully gathered the evidence) Well (she knows me well) Aloud (she is speaking aloud in the fórum)
- 4. example Of place around (they travel around the world) Far (so far neither of the institutions is listening to parliament) Near (she is near the kitchen) There (she have there a dog saved) Here (stay righ here and don’t move I will be back soon) example Of time Again (please show it to me again) Please you can sing again At firts (at firts I liked the book but then it got bery boring) Before ( I buy a present before I go to a party) Soon (they are soon going to the concert) Late( they arrived late last night)
- 5. Of frecuency Always ( you always come to class late) They always has time in the afternoon Never (we never tell him that we love him) They are never going to cinema Sometimes (sometimes she plays basketball) Usually( they usually spend the summer in the mountains) Quantity Little (there is a little milk in the coffee, but not much Much ( How much juice is there in the fridge
- 6. Of question When (When did they arrive) Where (where is your new car) Why (Why are you so happy) Relative Why (Why are you doing this) When (when you call, we were at cinema Where( The collage is a place where you can study)
- 7. Ordinal Well ( she plays the guitar well) Easily( They write german easily) degree He is completely happy I am extemely sad Greate raise the dollar
- 8. probability Maybe go to class tomarrow perhaps go on vacation to san andres I am probality going to the gym Possibly buy a carr new afirmacion Certainly if she is innocent She acts naturally Of course i am going to go surely
- 9. negación. Never went to that place Was not good at all I wasn't in class yesterday
- 10. Simple past What is? The simple past is used to speak of an action that ended in a time before the coment one. Duration is not relevant the time of the action maybe the recent past or the distant past Rules Affirmative prayers: I He/She/It you we they. regular verb: verb irregular ed verbo: form of the verb's past Negative sentences: I He/She/It you we they. did not + verb Questions: I He/She/It you we they verb
- 11. Examples John Cabot sailed to America in 1498. My father died last year. He lived in Fiji in 1976. We crossed the Channel yesterday I skipped They didn’t go Did she arrive Didn’t you play