Question Tags and Past Perfect Simple
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Presentation related to the use of Question Tags, Negative and Interrogative Sentences. It also includes a description of the ´Past Perfect Simple
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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