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Unit 6: Review English IV
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English IV: Review Unit 6
Arvizu Elías Laura Sofía
Grupo 68
Marzo 17, 2015
Two-part Verbs
With Nouns
Two-part verbs are formed from a verb and another word, usually a preposition and generally have a different meaning from the verb or preposition alone.
Will to respond requests
-Please turn down the music
*OK, I'll turn it down
- Turn down the TV
- Turn the TV down
- Pick up your things
- Pick your things up
References
http://www.learnenglish-online.com/grammar/modals/requests.html
Richards, J. (n.d.). Unit 6. In Interchange 3 (3rd ed.).
With Pronouns
Request with Modals
Turn it down
Pick them up
Modal + Simple form of the verb
- Modal verbs are used in English to make polite requests
- We use can or could
Can and Could are used differently
Request with Modals
- Can you turn the stereo off?
- Can is used to make basic requests from a friend or co-worker
- Could you please take your garbage out?
- Could is more polite than can, but has the same function
Would you mind?
Would you mind........+ gerund
Would you mind turning the stereo down?
Would you mind closing the door, please?
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