The midterm review covers topics like expressing ability, conditional sentences, use of articles, direct and indirect questions, passive voice, quantifiers, relative clauses, present perfect tense, and connecting words. Key points include how to form passive sentences using be + past participle, the difference between defining and non-defining relative clauses, and how present perfect is used to talk about past events without a specific time frame.

1. Midterm Tests 1 - Review

2. Expressing Ability

3. Conditional Sentences

4. Use of articles

5. IndirectandDirectQuestions

6. Passive Voice We use it whenthemostimportantinformationisn’tonwho does theaction, butratheronwhom/whichsuffers it. Thebasicstructure is be + pastparticiple. Thus:

7. Quantifiers

8. RelativeClauses They join together one common information in one sentence; Relative Pronouns: who(m), which, that, whose, where, when; We can omit the relative pronoun if it refers to the object of the sentence. If it refers to the subject, we can’t. Defining vs. Non-Defining Relative Clauses