Singular expression of quantity
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The document discusses the proper usage of singular and plural forms with quantifiers like "each", "every", and "one". It explains that "each" and "every" are followed by singular nouns and refer to individual items or people, while plural nouns are used with "each of" and "every one of". Examples are provided to illustrate the differences between these quantifiers and how they are followed by singular or plural verbs and nouns.
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3. It also gives examples of different types of verbs like main verbs, helping verbs, and linking verbs. Similarly, it provides examples of different types of adverbs like adverbs of degree, frequency, manner, and
Carvajal Andrea TKT vocab
This document provides teaching strategies for vocabulary terms related to English language teaching. It defines terms such as affix, conjunction, contrast clauses, determiner, preposition, pronoun, word class, adjectives, brainstorm, chunks, collocations, compound nouns, false friends, idioms, lexical set, word family, confidence, and contraction. For each term, it provides a concept definition, example, and suggestion for how to teach that term to students. The overall document aims to equip English language teachers with methods for instructing students on core vocabulary and grammar.
Subject verb agreement
Here are the answers to the subject-verb agreement task:
1. makes
3. enjoy
5. are
7. are
9. is
Parts of speech
We are fitted with language to share ideas. Language has parts of speech that describe words' functions: nouns name things, verbs describe actions, and adjectives modify nouns. Knowing parts of speech helps discuss language and improves writing. The document defines parts of speech like nouns, verbs, adjectives and their functions, and provides examples. It also briefly covers other concepts like tense, clauses and phrases.
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