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Reid, Nigel (2013), Active English 2 Student Book, Singapore, Alston Publishing
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We use the past simple to talk about events in the past.
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we add ed to regular verbs to from the past simple
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for irregular verbs, we cannot add ed, so we change all the word.
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count nouns are things that can be counted and non-count nouns are thing that cannot be counted.
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We use to talk about quantify or amount.
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Is a verb phrase with the word to in front on it.
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We use collective nouns to refer to groups of people, animals, or things.
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We use the past progressive to describe actions that were happening in the past.
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We use question words to ask different kinds of questions.
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We use the present perfect simple with have/has and the past participle of the verb.
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We use the time connectives to show when events happen.
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We use could to make polite request and to express possibility.
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The past simple and the present perfect are similar, but have differents meanngs.
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We use "use to" to talk about and event that happened in the past but is not happening anymore.
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We use "and, or, but" to join sentences.
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We use as...as when two people or things are the same.
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We use comparatives to compare two people or thing, and superlatives when there are three or more people things.
