Dr. Shadia Y. Banjar
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05 January, 2009
Lecture Notes: Pronouns
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A pronoun is a word that is used in place of a noun or another pronoun. Like a noun, a pronoun can refer to a person, place, thing, or idea...
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04 January, 2009
LECTURE NOTES:POSSESSIVE NOUNS
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POSSESSIVE NOUNS : When creating possessive form nouns there are 8 simple rules: 1. If a singular noun does not end in s , add 's . The...
LECTURE NOTES: THE USE OF CAPITAL LETTERS WITH NOUNS
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Capital letters are used with: 1. Names and titles of people Winston Churchillb. Marilyn Monroec. the Queen of Englandd. the President of t...
Lecture Notes: Nouns
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Definition: A noun is a name given to an object or idea. Classes of Nouns: 1. A common noun is a name given to any one of a class of obje...
22 December, 2008
Lecture Notes: Subject-Verb Agreement
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Every clause in English has a subject and a verb, and these must agree in person and number. Rules: A. In simple present tense :When the sub...
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30 November, 2008
Lecture Notes: Future Tenses
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Simple Future Tense A. Meaning The simple future tense is used to describe an event that will occur in the future, e.g. in two hours, tomor...
Lecture Notes: Perfect and Perfect Progressive Tenses
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Lecture Notes: Perfect and Perfect Progressive Tenses Present Perfect A. Meaning 1. The present perfect tense is used to describe an event ...
10 November, 2008
English Tenses – Graphic Comparison
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Course / Duration action taking place before a certain moment in time puts emphasis on the course or duration of the action Result action ...
09 November, 2008
Lecture Notes: Past Tense and Progressive Verbs
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Simple Past A: Meaning The simple past tense is used to describe a situation or an event that occurred in the past. Although the exact ...
08 November, 2008
Future Perfect Tense
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Future Simple Tense
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Past Perfect Illustrative Diagram
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Present Perfect Illustrative Diagram
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Past Simple Illustrative Diagram
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05 November, 2008
Present Simple Illustrative Diagram
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Lecture Notes: Present Tense
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Lecture Notes: Present Tense Simple Present A. Meaning: 1. The simple present tense is used to describe an action or an idea that is alway...
25 October, 2008
Lecture Notes: An Overview of Verb Tenses
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FIRST LECTURE: 21 Oct.2008 Lecture Notes: An Overview of Verb Tenses Oftentimes, students of the English language are taught the forms, mea...
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