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Grammar review unit 1 and 2 great thinkers

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Grammar review unit 1 and 2 great thinkers

by VICENTE Shujun
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I've be to Egypt

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She's lost her bag

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We use gerund as the subject/object of a sentence

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We use infinitive when we talk about physical activities

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I've been studied in this school for more than five months

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He wouldn't give us presents

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At four o'clock this afternoon, I was watching TV

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He would have a bike

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They would work eight houres a day

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We use past countinous to describe scenes in a story or description

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We use the present perfect countinous to talk about actions that happened before another action

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We do the past perfect countinous with S+had+past participle

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Past simple: When the teacher come in, we take our books

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We use the infinitive after too, enough, the first, the last.

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We use gerund immediately after adjectives

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Present perfect countinous: I've been seeing that film three times

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Past Simple-describe finished actions or situations in the past

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