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GERUND
This always has the same function as a noun
(although it looks like a verb), so it can be
used the subject of sentence
a. As :
Example : Eating people is wrong
b. After prepositions
Example : Can you sneeze without
opening your mouth?
She is good at painting.
c. After certain verbs
Example : Like, hate, admit, imagine.
d. In compund nouns
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ADJECTIVE CLAUSE
An adjective clause usually begins with a relative
pronoun ( which, that, who, whom, whose), a relative
adverb (where, when, why), or zero relative.
An adjective clause is used to describe a noun.
Example :
The car, which was red, belonged to Harun.
There are two main kinds of adjective clause.
a. Non defining clauses : give extra information about the
noun, but they are not essential.
Example : The desk in the corner, which is covered in
books, is mine.
b. Defining Clause : give essential information about the
noun.
Example : The package that arrived this morning is on
the desk.
12. IMPERATivE SENTENCE
MATERI
a. We can use the imperative to give a direct order.
Example : Stand up straight.
b. We can use the imperative to give instructions.
Example : Open your book.
c. We can use the imperative to make an invitation.
Example : Come in and sit down. Make yourself at
home.
d. We can use the imperative on signs and notices.
Example : Insert one dollar.
e. We can use the imperative to give friendly informal
advice.
Example ; Speak to him. Tell him how you feel.
f. We can use the imperative more polite by adding ‘do’.
Example : Do sit down.
13. MATERI
For – During – While
For – During – While are used in time expression as below :
a. For
For is followed by a length of time: for 1 hour. It answers the question : how
long?
b. During
During is followed by a noun : during the film. It means throughout the time
or in the course of an action or event.
c. While
While is followed by a subject and a verb : while I was watching the film. It
means during the time that an action was taking place.
Example :
I waited in front of the cinema for two hours.
Nobody made noise during the lesson.
They eat while we were studying the lesson.
14. コンピテンシーテスト
COMPETENCE TEST
1. … our stay in Austria, we visited a lot of museums.
a. For c. During
b. While d. Since
2. I think I need to study polish … a few days before I go there.
a. During c. For
b. Since d. While
3. Did you see Alice … your holiday?
a. For c. During
b. While d. Since
4. John, … I met yesterday, is sick.
The correct word to complete the sentece is …
a. Which c. Whom
b. Who d. Whose
15. コンピテンシーテスト
COMPETENCE TEST
5.He tried … but nobody paid him a slightest attention.
a. To cough c. Coughed
b. Cough d. Coughing
6.My mother is a teacher. … is your mother Risa?
a. Where c. When
b. Who d. What
7. Many people read the newspaper Every day.
The other word for Every Day is …
a. Monthly c. Weekly
b. Daily d. Yearly
8. I usually suggest … hard before … something.
The correct word is …
a. To think – to do c. Thinking – doing
b. Thinks – does d. Think – do
