Question Tags and Past Perfect Simple
•Download as PPTX, PDF•
1 like•2,458 views
Presentation related to the use of Question Tags, Negative and Interrogative Sentences. It also includes a description of the ´Past Perfect Simple
More Related Content
What's hot
What's hot (20)
Similar to Question Tags and Past Perfect Simple
More from Luis Roberto Ortiz
More from Luis Roberto Ortiz (20)
Recently uploaded
Recently uploaded (20)
Question Tags and Past Perfect Simple
- 1. GOOD JOB Luis Roberto Ortiz Guerrero ®Luis RobertoOrtiz Guerrero
- 2. Which was your first job? ®Luis RobertoOrtiz Guerrero
- 3. NEED SOME CASH? Lesson 7A ®Luis RobertoOrtiz Guerrero
- 4. Do you have a bank account? How often do you put money in it? Do you feel safe while using ATM machines? ®Luis RobertoOrtiz Guerrero
- 6. NEGATIVE QUESTIONS ®Luis RobertoOrtiz Guerrero
- 7. We use negative questions … ■ To express surprise – Haven´t you been to the dowtown before? ■ When we expect the listener to agree with us – Don´t you want to come to the theatre before? ®Luis RobertoOrtiz Guerrero
- 8. How to form them? Auxiliary verb + not + + main verb ®Luis RobertoOrtiz Guerrero
- 10. QuestionTags QuestionTags are short questions which we put at the end of a sentence. ®Luis RobertoOrtiz Guerrero
- 11. QuestionTags We use them when we are not sure about something and when we want the other person to agree with us. ®Luis RobertoOrtiz Guerrero
- 12. QuestionTags They are formed with an auxiliary verb (am, is, are, was, were, have, has, do, does, did, can, could, will, etc) and a subject personal pronoun ®Luis RobertoOrtiz Guerrero
- 13. QuestionTags We use a positive question tag with negative sentences, and negative question tags with positive sentences ®Luis RobertoOrtiz Guerrero
- 14. examples You charge commission, don´t you? But it worked before, didn´t it? I can´t use Internet banking with this account, can I? ®Luis RobertoOrtiz Guerrero
- 15. Be careful! I am a very good person, aren´t I? Let´s go to the cinema, shall we? Open that door, will you? ®Luis RobertoOrtiz Guerrero
- 16. speaking Which is your ideal job? Why? Have you ever been rejected from a job? How do you felt about it? ®Luis RobertoOrtiz Guerrero
- 17. JOB SATISFACTION Lesson 7B ®Luis RobertoOrtiz Guerrero
- 18. Vocabulary • Perks • Gourmet • Head for • Pleasant • Outings • Firm • Consider Company Nice, enjoyable Food of high quality and often expensive Think about something in a particular way Short journeys usually lasting for a day Things you are offered as well as you salary Go towards ®Luis RobertoOrtiz Guerrero
- 19. What´s the difference between… Work Job ®Luis RobertoOrtiz Guerrero
- 20. What´s the difference between… employer employee ®Luis RobertoOrtiz Guerrero
- 21. What´s the difference between… company organisation ®Luis RobertoOrtiz Guerrero
- 22. What´s the difference between… office deskstudy ®Luis RobertoOrtiz Guerrero
- 25. When to use them? We use excalamtory sentences to give emphasis to the meaning of the adjective/adverb or noun. ®Luis RobertoOrtiz Guerrero
- 26. How to form them? How/so + adjective/adverb What/such + a/an + adjective + noun ®Luis RobertoOrtiz Guerrero
- 27. examples How wonderful ! What a beautiful day! It was so funny! He´s such an unusual man! ®Luis RobertoOrtiz Guerrero
- 28. CLAUSES OF RESULT ®Luis RobertoOrtiz Guerrero
- 29. When to use them? We use clauses of result to express the result of an action or a conclusion ®Luis RobertoOrtiz Guerrero
- 30. How to form them? So + adjective/adverb + (that) Such + (a/an) + (adjective) + noun + (that) ®Luis RobertoOrtiz Guerrero
- 31. examples He was so bored (that) he left before the end of the film It was such a hot day that we all went swimming ®Luis RobertoOrtiz Guerrero
- 32. speaking You were offer a job were you will receive $25000 dollars per month, however, you need to transport and distribute illegal substances (NOT DRUGS) to different states. Will you accept it? Why or why not? ®Luis RobertoOrtiz Guerrero
- 33. A SUCCESFUL CV Lesson 7C ®Luis RobertoOrtiz Guerrero
- 34. Rise your hand if… ■ You have a university degree ■ You have previous work experience ■ You are fluent in more than one language ■ You are computer literate ■ You have a driving license ■ You have good people skills ®Luis RobertoOrtiz Guerrero
- 35. REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS ®Luis RobertoOrtiz Guerrero
- 36. We use reflexive pronouns… ■ As objects of verbs when the subject and the object of the verb are the same – I bought myself an expensive pair of shoes ■ As objects of prepositions when the object of the preposition is the same as the subject of the verb – He never talks about himself ®Luis RobertoOrtiz Guerrero
- 37. PERSONAL PRONOUNS REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS I ME MYSELF YOU YOU YOURSELF HE HIM HIMSELF SHE HER HERSELF IT IT ITSELF WE US OURSELVES YOU YOU YOURSELVES THEY THEM THEMSELVES ®Luis RobertoOrtiz Guerrero
- 39. We use by + reflexive pronoun to show that someone does something alone, withour any help from anyone else. “I always pack my things by myself.” ®Luis RobertoOrtiz Guerrero
- 40. PAST PERFECT SIMPLE ®Luis RobertoOrtiz Guerrero
- 41. When to use it? We use Past Perfect Simple for an action which took place before a specific point in time or another action in the past.The Second action is in Past Simple ®Luis RobertoOrtiz Guerrero
- 42. affirmative + had + verb in past participle ®Luis RobertoOrtiz Guerrero
- 43. negative + had+not + verb in past participle ®Luis RobertoOrtiz Guerrero
- 44. interrogative Had + + verb in PP. + ? ®Luis RobertoOrtiz Guerrero
- 45. example She had already called him before she left home. She had finished her homework by 8:00 o´clock. The train had left by the time we arrived to the station. ®Luis RobertoOrtiz Guerrero