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The document provides information on grammatical structures including imperatives, causatives, present and past forms of the verb "to be", simple present and past tenses of regular and irregular verbs. It defines imperatives as orders, instructions, directions or commands using the base verb form with or without subjects. Causatives are defined as using "get + object + infinitive" or "make + object + base form". Regular verb conjugations in simple past are categorized by ending in /d/, /t/ or /id/.
The document provides information on grammatical structures including imperatives, causatives, present and past forms of the verb "to be", simple present and past tenses of regular and irregular verbs. It defines imperatives as orders, instructions, directions or commands using the base verb form with or without subjects. Causatives are defined as using "get + object + infinitive" or "make + object + base form". Regular verb conjugations in simple past are categorized by ending in /d/, /t/ or /id/.
The document provides information on grammatical structures including imperatives, causatives, present and past forms of the verb "to be", simple present and past tenses of regular and irregular verbs. It defines imperatives as orders, instructions, directions or commands using the base verb form with or without subjects. Causatives are defined as using "get + object + infinitive" or "make + object + base form". Regular verb conjugations in simple past are categorized by ending in /d/, /t/ or /id/.
Richard (19) Veronica (17), Omar (23), Vanesa (20),
Jhioselin (25), Guido (19), Judith (0), Samuel (0), Kathy (24), Keily (24), Wara (18), Mayra (22), Silvana (20), Khaleb (0), Juan Pablo (21), Leticia (23), Sergio (22), Cristian (20), Laura (15), Alejandro (0), Sofia (23), Fatima (23), Valentina (23)
IMPERATIVES: An order, an instruction, a direction, a
command, and a suggestion. Subject Base form + compliment Please, be on time. Let’s take a shower. Let me help you. Get up! Have fun! Go home. Don’t say your name. Make your father sign this. You are doomed! CAUSATIVES: get + object + infinitive: to convince, influence, persuade I need to get my students to study for the exam. I have to get my girlfriend to wear a dress. Make + object + base form: A command, an order from an authority. A good mom makes her children be responsible. A good husband makes his wife take of their children. Have + object + base form: give an instruction with persuasion A good teacher has his sutdents do their homework. Get your children to do their homework. Have students complete their books. Make America great again! Make my boyfriend be a man! Make your boys respect my girls. Present of BE: is, are, am (Be statement) Past of BE: was/were (be statement) SIMPLE PRESENT (Non-be statement: aux) Question order: AUX + subject + base form? Do you hate me? Does she love him? SIMPLE PAST (Non-be statement: DID/DIDN’T) Question order: AUX + subject + base form? Did you hate me? Did she love him? VERBS: Regular and Irregular Regular verbs: - ed 1) /d/ 2) /t/ 3) /ID/ /d/: voice sound: there is vibration at the end of the word 1 = 1 SYLLABLE Play played Try tried Free freed Lie lied Remember remembered /t/ voiceless sound: No vibration at the end of the verb Relax re-laxed Track tracked Drop dropped Jump jumped Pick picked Stop stopped /ID/ -t,-d, -te –de 1=2 Want wanted Need needed Include included Date dated
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