GRAMMAR FOR IELTS UNIT 6

GRAMMAR FOR
IELTS-UNIT 6

VOCABULARY

https://wordwall.net/resource/73314281
https://quizlet.com/vn/863604136/grammar-for-ielts-unit-flash-cards/?new

Match

Match the following

• Subject

• Verb

• Object/Complement

• Further information

My brother

kicked

the ball

No

• My brother

• kicked

• the ball

• No

Match

Match the following

• Subject

• Verb

• Object/Complement

• Further information

Roles within the family

are becoming

flexible

in modern society.

• Roles within the family

• are becoming

• flexible

  
  

• in modern society.

Open Ended

Write 2 sentences and idetify the sentence's structure

Open Ended

Make phrases to illustrate common word positioning:

ADJ+N, ADV+V, ADV+ADJ

THE BASIC RULES OF PUNCTUATION:

Capital letter (A) Used: at the start of a sentence; for names; for abbreviations.

Comma (,) Used: for lists of items; to join two clauses together with a co-ordinating conjunction; to show extra information in a sentence; to separate direct speech from reporting expressions.

Full Stop (.) Used: at the end of a sentence and for some abbreviations, e.g. etc.-, for questions, replace a full stop with a question mark; for exclamations, replace a full stop with an exclamation mark.

Quotation marks (" ” ) Used: when using the direct words of another person.

Apostrophe (’) Used: in contractions and to show possessive. Note: Its (=belonging to it) and it's (=it is). 

Colon (:) Used: to start a grammatically complex list and before long explanations.

Semi-Colon (;) Used: to separate a grammatically complex list; to separate two sentences which have a clear link to each other.