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12 Cards in this Set
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Present tense |
Expresses a general truth or facts. action often occurs regularly or habitually. Generally conveys a sense of permanence. It is used for direct commands. |
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The Adverbs are usually used _______ in a sentence. |
Before the action verb and after a to be verb and before the negative contractions. |
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3 Adverbs of measurement mustn't be confused with adverbs of frequency . |
Hardly, barely, scarecly. |
He scarecly hears me when I speak. |
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The placement of ferequency adverbs with negative contractions. |
Before the contraction except "always". It comes after. |
He doesn't always leave befire 6. |
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Negative adverbs |
Never, seldom, scarcely, rarely, hardly, barely. |
We mustn't use them with negative contractions. |
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Modals in present time |
Are auxiliaries which add meaning to the verb. For present tense they express general truth and habitual actions. |
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Modals for necessity, no necessity and requiremejt (Present) |
Must, have to, need |
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Modals for assumptions |
Must, must be, mustn't. |
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Modals for expections and advisability |
Should, shouldn't, ought to, supposed to, had better. |
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Modals for possibility |
May, may not, might. |
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Modals for permission, no permission |
May, can, mustn't |
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Modals for ability, inability |
Know how to, be able to, can and the negative forms. |
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