GRAMMAR AND STRUCTURES LISTS FOR MOVERS AND FLYERS

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MOVERS

GRAMMAR AND STRUCTURES LIST

STRUCTURES	EXAMPLES
INDIRECT OBJECTS	Give it to the teacher!
COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE     ADJECTIVES	Your house is bigger than mine. Anna is my best friend.
VERBS positive, negative, question, imperative and short answer forms, including contractions.
PAST SIMPLE	He went to the park yesterday Her father cooked lunch on Friday. Did you go to the cinema? Yes, I did. We didn´t see the pirate at the party.
VERB + INFINITIVE	I want to go home. He started to laugh.
VERB + ING	I went riding on Saturday.
INFINITIVE OF PURPOSE	She went to town to buy a toothbrush.
WANT / ASK SOMEBODY TO DO SOMETHING	He wants the teacher to tell a story.
MUST – for obligation	He must do his homework. You mustn´t give the rabbit cheese. Must I get up now?
HAVE (GOT) TO / HAD TO	I´ve got to go. He had to draw a whale for homework. Do I have to go to bed now?
SHALL – for offers	Shall I help you wash the car, Mum?
COULD – past form of can	I could see some birds in the tree.
ADVERBS	She never eats meat. He sang loudly. My mother talks a lot.
COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE      ADVERBS	My brother reads more quickly than my sister. I like ice cream best.
CONJUNCTIONS	I went home because I was tired.
PREPOSITIONS OF TIME	She plays with her friends after school. He plays badminton on Saturdays.
QUESTION WORDS	Why is he talking to her? When does school start?
RELATIVE CLAUSES	Vicky is the girl who is riding a bike. That is the DVD which my friend gave me. This is the house where my friend lives.
WHAT IS / WAS THE WEATHER LIKE?	What was the weather like last weekend?
WHAT´S THE MATTER?	What´s the matter, Daisy?  Have you got a stomach-ache?
HOW / WHAT ABOUT + NOUN OR ING	How about going to the cinema on Wednesday afternoon?
WHEN CLAUSES	When he got home, he had his dinner.
GO FOR A + NOUN	Yesterday we went for a drive in my  brother´s new car.
BE GOOD AT + NOUN	She´s very good at basketball.
I THINK / KNOW…	I think he´s very nice.

FLYERS

GRAMMAR AND STRUCTURES LIST

STRUCTURES	EXAMPLES
VERBS positive, negative, question, imperative and short answer forms, including contractions.
PRESENT SIMPLE PASSIVE	The table is made of wood.
PAST CONTINUOUS	I was walking down the road when I saw her.
PRESENT PERFECT	Have you ever been to the circus? He´s just eaten his dinner.
BE GOING TO	It isn´t going to rain today.
WILL	Will you do your homework this evening? I won´t buy her a CD because she  doesn´t like music.
MIGHT	Vicky might come to the party.
MAY	The bus may not come today because there is a lot of snow.
SHALL – for suggestions	Shall we have a picnic in the park?
COULD – past form of can	You could invite Robert to the  football game.
SHOULD	Should we take a towel to the  swimming pool?
TAG QUESTIONS	That´s John´s book, isn´t it?
CONJUNCTIONS	I didn´t want to walk home so  I went on the bus.
ADVERBS	I haven´t bought my brother´s birthday present yet.
IF CLAUSES (in zero conditionals)	If it´s sunny, we go swimming.
WHERE CLAUSES	My grandmother has forgotten  where she put her glasses.
BEFORE / AFTER CLAUSES	I finished my homework  before I played football.
BE / LOOK / SOUND / FEEL /  TASTE / SMELL LIKE…	What´s your new teacher like? That sounds like the baby upstairs.  I think he´s crying.
MAKE SOMEBODY / SOMETHING + ADJECTIVE	That smell makes me hungry!
WHAT TIME…?	What time does the film start?
WHAT ELSE / NEXT?	What else shall I draw?
SEE YOU SOON / LATER / TOMORROW…	See you next week, Mrs Ball!