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-S 1) . 2) 1) 3 . 2) . . (Present Simple)  
-ER .,. . , ,
-EST . .  
-ED : (Past Simple) 2) (Participle II)  
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-s, s

The export of goods is high.

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The exports level of consumer goods is very high.

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This country exports coffee.

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-er, -est

a teacher

lighter -

the lightest

a lighter

 

-d

He lighted the lamp

Lighted

 

-ing

lighting (), (), (Participle 1)

lighting ( ), (Gerund)

the lighting (verbal Noun)

 

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a name an aim export - to name to aim - to export -
in turn - without results - You must turn to the left Their efforts will result in success They should watch the TV programme
(, , , , ) my work his studies Whose plans are better? ? No vacant seats are left   (, , ) I work He studies Who plans the research? ? The car which seats five persons , ( ) 5

 

a cat cats, a dog - dogs a dress dresses, a box - boxes
a boy boys, a city cities : 1) a piano pianos, a photo - photos a potato potatoes, a leaf leaves 2) a roof roofs, a safe - safes  

 

: A man men, a woman women, a child children, a mouse mice A goose geese, a tooth teeth, a foot feet, an ox oxen  
An Englishman Englishmen, a Frenchman Frenchmen, : a German - Germans
, : A sheep sheep, a deer deer, a swine - swine  
: this is these are, that is those are, there is - there are, it is they are

 

The childs toys the childrens toys; the boys books the boys books

. a/an , - . the . , (my, his) (this, that) , (mothers), (five books) no.

 

This is a book. ( .) The book is interesting. This is meat (). The meat is fresh. These are books ( ) The books are good.

 

This is a book. This is a good book. The book is interesting.
, , : ) (the sun, the moon, the sky) ) (Put the book on the table)

 

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I have a.. This is a I am a .
He has a .. That is a .. He is a ..
I see a .. It is a .. She is a
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There is a.. In the corner In the morning Go to work In September At breakfast What colour. Play the piano The USA All day long Go to the theatre The same At sunrise(sunset) In spring In a day (week) Where is the.? To the right In the evening Go home On Sunday For breakfast Study chemistry Out of doors In the north Oxford University Go to the market What a day! In the country After a while For life In front (of) To the left In the afternoon Come home The tenth of May Watch TV Speak English In a loud voice Have a good time Whats the use? Go for a walk Such a. By bus The rest of the It was night (daytime) In the middle At night Go to bed At home Have breakfast (lunch, tea, dinner) Play chess The best student A lot of Go to the cinema In fact Its high time In (to) town A great deal of From place to place

Small Large Big Happy smaller larger bigger happier   the smallest the largest the biggest the happiest  

 

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  Old   Far Good Bad Many,much Little elder older farther further better worse more less the eldest ( ) the oldest ( ) the farthest () the furthest ( ) the best the worst the most the least

 

Interesting Beautiful more interesting more beautiful the most interesting the most beautiful

 

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As ..as , ; not so as/ not asas , The sooner the better ,

1 one the first 2 two the second 3 three the third 4 four the fourth 5 five - the fifth 6 six the sixth 7 seven the seventh 8 eight the eighth 9 nine - the ninth 10 ten the tenth 11 eleven the eleventh 12 twelve the twelfth 13 thirteen- the thirteenth 14 fourteen the fourteenth   15 fifteen the fifteenth 16 sixteen the sixteenth 17 seventeen the seventeenth 18 eighteen the eighteenth 19 nineteen the nineteenth 20 twenty - the twentieth 30 thirty - the thirtieth 40 forty the fortieth 50 fifty the fiftieth 60 sixty the sixtieth 7- seventy the seventieth 80 eighty the eightieth 90 ninety the ninetieth 100 hundred the hundredth 21 twenty-one-the twenty first 32 thirty two-the thirty second 43 forty three-the forty third 54 fifty four- the fifty fourth 65 sixty five-the sixty fifth 76 seventy six-the seventy sixth 87 eighty seven-the eighty seventh 109 one hundred and nine 200 two hundred In 1905 in nineteen ou five 1900 nineteen hundred 1000 one thousand September 5th,1995 September the fifth,1995

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I () my mine myself
You () your yours yourself
He () his his himself
She () her hers herself
It (, , ) its its itself
You () your yours yourself
We () our ours ourselves
They () their theirs themselves
Where ? Why ? How- ? How many/much ? When ?   This , , That , , These Those - Some - (+) Somebody -(+) Something -(+) Any - (-?) Anybody - (-?) Anything - (-?)   No (-) Nobody (-) Nothing (-)  

We have got some books. I can see something He asked somebody to help him

We have got no books. I can see nothing He asked nobody to help him

We havent got any books. I cant see anything. He didnt ask anybody to help him

Have you got any book? Can you see anything? Did he ask anybody to help him?





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