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    This document contains information about grammar structures, vocabulary, and language functions for an English language course. It includes lists of verbs, nouns, adjectives, suffixes, and question tags. It also provides examples of polite requests, problems and solutions, and world building adjectives. The document appears to be teaching materials for an intermediate English grammar lesson.

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    The document discusses question tags, polite requests and responses, and suffixes used to form nouns. Question tags are used to check information and are formed with verbs and positive or negative tags. Common polite requests use modal verbs like 'could' and 'would' while responses include 'yes', 'of course', and 'I'm afraid I can't'. Suffixes like -tion, -ment, and -ness can be added to other parts of speech to form nouns.

    Question tags are short questions added to statements to check information or seek confirmation. They are formed with the main verb and a positive tag for negative statements and a negative tag for positive statements, like 'You play tennis, don't you?'. They are used to check information that is thought to be true.

    Common polite requests use modal verbs like 'Could you...' and 'Would you mind...' while responses include accepting with 'Yes, of course', denying with 'I'm afraid I can't', and seeking clarification with 'Let me have a look'.

    Unit 5.2- 5.

    4
    B1.1
    SEU

    NINA CHITISHVILI
    E-mail: [email protected]
    VERBS:
    Nouns:
    TO QUESTION/TO • A QUESTION. A
    WONDER WONDER

    TO DISCUSS /TO DEBATE •A


    TO RESPOND/TO REPLY DEBATE/DISCUSSION
    TO RESEARCH/TO • A REPLY/ A RESPONSE
    INVESTIGATE • A RESEARCH/ AN
    INVESTIGATION
    TO INQUIRE/ TO LOOK
    INTO • AN INQUIRY
    Respond\Reply
    Discuss\Debate
    Research\Investigate

    Inquire\Look into
    GRAMMAR: QUESTION TAGS:
    • YOU PLAY TENNIS. • TO CHECK
    DON’T YOU? INFORMATION THAT
    • THEY WEREN’T HERE. YOU THINK IS TRUE.
    WERE THEY? • NEGATIVE VERB+
    • HE’S NICE. ISN’T HE? POSITIVE TAG.
    • YOU CAME BACK.
    • POSITIVE
    DIDN’T YOU?
    VERB+NEGATIVE TAG.
    • YOU HAVE LOST IT.
    HAVEN’T YOU?
    • I’LL BE BACK. WON’T I ?
    J
    H
    C
    E
    I
    B
    F
    A
    G
    aren’t
    is
    doesn’t
    doesn’t
    didn’t

    didn’t
    were you?
    won’t it?
    didn’t she?
    don’t they?

    don’t I?
    haven’t you?
    didn’t I?
    won’t he?
    didn’t you?
    aren’t they?
    do
    don’t

    did
    has
    won’t
    isn’t
    didn’t
    haven’t

    weren’t
    was
    World building: adjectives
    • Peace-ful––––
    • Poet-ic----- • Pain-ful––––
    • Use-ful––––
    • Biolog-ical––––
    Lov-able––––
    • Home-less–––
    KNOWLEDGABLE
    • Use-less–––– Respons-ible,––
    • Hope-less–––– Port-able–––
    • Effect-ive–––– Valu--able---
    • Explos-ive–––– Immov-able–––
    • Elus-ive––––– Hair-y–––
    Mess-y–––
    NOUNS-SUFFEXES
    • Runn-ing
    • Educ-ation
    • Smok-ing–
    • Relax-ation
    • Laugh-ing––
    • Imagin-ation
    • Immigr-ation • Eat-ing––
    • Pollu-tion • Weak-ness––
    • Instruct-ion • Loneli-ness––
    • Depress-ion • Happi-ness–––
    • Competit-ion • Kind-ness––
    • Entertain-ment • Creativ-ity––
    • Improve-ment • Stupid-ity–––
    • Employ-ment • Sensitiv-ity
    • Agree-ment • Responsibil-ity
    profitable

    hopeless
    thankful

    creative
    valuable
    responsible

    hopeless
    effective

    easy
    rainy
    successful
    useful
    y
    less ive
    ful able
    competition
    improvement
    responsibility
    loneliness
    depression
    imagination
    stupidity
    entertainment
    kindness
    instruction
    Problems&Solutions
    • To break down-
    • To recharge-
    • Out of order-
    • To fix-
    • Reception-
    • To switch off-
    • To sort out-
    • Memory stick-
    P
    P
    P
    P
    P
    S
    P
    P
    P
    S
    S
    S
    Polite requests:
    Request: Responses:
    • COULD YOU carry this • Yes of course/ I am afraid
    bag for me? I can’t
    • COULD YOU tell me what • Sorry, I can’t./yes, I can
    time it is? • Let me have a look
    • DO YOU KNOW HOW TO • I’m not sure
    GET THERE? • Of course not
    • WOULD YOU MIND • OK/. Sure
    COMING a little bit
    earlier?
    hold
    give
    speak
    problem

    machine

    looking
    calling
    I’m not sure

    Sure

    Let me have a look


    Yes. I can

    Yes. Of course

    I’m afraid I can’t…


    Yes of course

    Of course not
    Would you mind turning the music down?

    Do you know if there’s anyone in the office?

    Do you know then he’s coming back?


    I am not sure.

    Could you tell me how this machine works?


    Yes, of course.

    Would you mind helping me?


    Of course not

    Could you tell me who I should speak to?


    Let me have a look.
    1) Have you ever tried this sport? If
    not would you like to try it?
    2)Do you like it? Why or why not?
    What do the mean?
    USEFUL PHRASES
    Thank you for your Participation!

    Any questions?
    • https://
    www.examenglish.com/grammar/B1_question_tags.htm
    • https://
    www.englishclub.com/grammar/tag-questions-quiz.htm
    • https://
    www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/complex_tests/question_tags/inde
    x.php
    • https://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/questions/questi
    on_tags3.htm

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