ADVERBS OF DEGREE
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extremely cheap (adverb + adjective)
really interesting (adverb + adjective)
rather good (adverb + adjective)
quite fast ( adverb + adverb)
so well ( adverb + adverb)
very quickly ( adverb + adverb)
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That student writes extremely well.
Col. Warodom’s daughter is really beautiful.
ADJECTIVE CLAUSE WITH WHERE AND WHEN
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We found a restaurant.
The food was good (at the restaurant).
We found a restaurant where the food was good.
(Where refers to restaurant, a place)
When adjective clause ����� when ��˹�� ����¤ӹ�����͡���� �֧�ҧ�����ѧ�ӹ������ѹ����
The winter was cold.
We visited New York during the winter.
The winter when we visited New York was cold.
(when refers to winter, a noun of time)
IF-CONDITIONAL
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If-clause main clause
(condition) (result)
Present progressive future / modal / imperative
If you are looking for Col. Smith, you’ll find him in the library.
You can find him in the library.
Go to the library.
Present perfect future / modal / imperative
If you haven’t decided on this weekend yet, we’re going to visit Hua-Hin.
You should go to Hua-Hin with us.
Go to Hua-Hin with us.
Grammar exercise lesson 2
Choose the correct answer
when has finished you’ll need
where quite so
1. He has told me the time when we will make an appointment.
2. The tourists visited Hawaii where the seasons never change.
3. Dave can go to the movie with us if he has finished his work.
4. If you’re driving to Songkhla, you’ll need a good car.
5. The teacher speaks French quite well.
6. Lt. Bill is so hungry this morning.
Vocabulary exercise lesson 2
Choose the correct answer
bugs harvest is warm and sunny
reflects valley bloom
welcome raised feed
dirt calf has cloudy
1. The _____ road takes you to the forest.
2. The baby ______ was probably born last night.
3. The cattle which are grazing in the field are __________ by the Joneses.
4. The farmers keep _______ for the animals in a silo.
5. Early in the spring, the trees are in full ______, all the fruit trees blossom and the white blossoms make the trees look like they have snow on them.
6. You’re always ________ in our house, you can come any time.
7. A : What’s the weather like?
B : The weather _________________________.
8. The farmers __________ vegetables and fruit in the fall.
9. The lake is so clear, it __________ the trees and mountains.
10. Flowers are blooming around the _________ where the cows are grazing on the grass.
11. The _________ destroyed the corn crop.
Answer key for grammar exercise lesson 2
1. He has told me the time when we will make an appointment.
2. The tourists visited Hawaii where the seasons never change.
3. Dave can go to the movie with us if he has finished his work.
4. If you’re driving to Songkhla, you’ll need a good car.
5. The teacher speaks French quite well.
6. Lt. Bill is so hungry this morning.
Answer key for vocabulary exercise lesson 2
1. The dirt road takes you to the forest.
2. The baby calf was probably born last night.
3. The cattle which are grazing in the field are raised by the Joneses.
4. The farmers keep feed for the animals in a silo.
5. Early in the spring, the trees are in full bloom, all the fruit trees blossom and the white blossoms make the trees look like they have snow on them.
6. You’re always welcome in our house, you can come any time.
7. A : What’s the weather like?
B : The weather is warm and sunny.
8. The farmers harvest vegetables and fruit in the fall.
9. The lake is so clear, it reflects the trees and mountains.
10. Flowers are blooming around the valley where the cows are grazing on the grass.
11. The bugs destroyed the corn crop. |
