8th English Review

8th Year English Review

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• Used to talk about future plans and intentions. Usually the decision about the future plans has already been made.

​Going to

• Used to make predictions and to state facts about the future;

• ​Decisions and offers.

​Will

​Future Tenses

Going to is more informal.

Who

• People ​and sometimes pet animals

​Which

• ​Animals and things;

​That (informal)

• ​people, animals and things;

​Relative Pronouns

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Whose

• Possessive meaning;

  for people and animals usually; sometimes for things in formal situations

​Whom

• people as object.

Obligation & Necessity

• ​I must talk to you about the new project.

​Rules and Laws

• ​You must not park outside the entrance.

​Must*

We often use Should​ to give advices and make suggestions:

• ​You should tell him what you think.

​Should

Modal Verbs

*In the past we use had to: ​He had to do a report

​2nd Conditional

​If I were you, I would travel de world

We use the second conditional to talk about the possible result of an imagined situation in the present or future.

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Form: IF + Past simple , Would* + Main Verb

Condition ​ Consequence

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*Any other modal verb in the past works: Should, could, might.​

Use more before the adjectives:

• She is more beautiful than her mother.

​Long adjectives

One-syllable adjectives add -ER

• ​Sasha is older than Mark

​Two-syllable adjectives ended with y after consonant add -IER

• I am happier now.​ (y)

Short adjectives*

​Comparative adjectives

*One-syllable adjectives and two-syllable adjectives ended with y.

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Complete with will or be going to:

A: We don't have any bread.

B: I know. I

get some from the shop.

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Complete with will or be going to:

(The phone rings)

A: I

get it!

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Complete with will or be going to:

A: Why do you need to borrow my suitcase?

B: I

visit my mother in Scotland next month.

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Complete with will or be going to:

A: I'm really cold.

B: I

turn the heating on..

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Use the correct relative pronoun:

It is the woman

needs the proof.

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Use the correct relative pronoun:

The man

did it went that way.

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Use the correct relative pronoun:

Such at least was the woman

Robert Elsmere felt.

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But an only daughter is a child

will is law to indulgent parents, who

has never been contradicted.

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Use the correct relative pronoun:

It was a strange voice

asked this question.

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Use the correct relative pronoun:

There was something in her manner

told it.

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Use the correct relative pronoun:

In England, there is a society

professed object is, to abolish slavery

throughout the world.