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TAG QUESTION

We use to confirm information is like a little question at the end of the sentences, when the statement is affirmative, the tag is negative and when the statement is negative, the tag is 

affirmative. 

Example:  She is tall. Isn’t she? She isn’t tall. Is she?

 In tag question we use the first auxiliary. 

Example: John smokes a lot of. Doesn’t he?

On tag question we never can use nouns, only pronouns and there aren specials cases are like these:

I am on time. Aren’t I? But I am not on time. Am I? 

Let’s go. Shall we? Because indicates future action and plural.

There is Imperative tag question: It is the same tag question but is for indicate an order or an answer, Request and invitation.

 Examples: Open the door, will you? Or won’t you? both are correct.

 Help me, can’t you? Close the door, will you? 

SHALL

we use it to indicate future action it´s commune use it with sentences with first person singular and plural and is use for suggest like shall we go? Or promises or voluntary action.  And can use to describe future event and often expresses inevitability or predestination.

Examples: Shall I go to the cinema? I shall never forget where I came from.

PAST PERFECT

We use it to indicate an action that happened in the past can be before others actions or specific time in the past.

The structure is: noun + auxiliary ‘’had’’+ past participle verb + complement.

Example: Our flight had arrived by noon.

We use ‘’When’’ depended of the situation and when can be use in simple past or past perfect. 

Examples: When Jane saw the elephant she was amazed. When Jane went to see the elephant she had already seen the lion.

Before: Use it with simple past or past perfect if the action after before is a new action, use simple past if the action before started and was not complete before a certain time in the past use past perfect.

Example: The actor had started his relationship with his girlfriend before he finished his movie.

The actor made his movie before he had looked for another.

Uses: 1. already just and soon 2. We use the past perfect tense when two actions were complete in the past but one happened earlier. 3. Adverb placements. 4. Active and passive voice.

HEALT   MATTERS.

We learned a lot of thing about diseases or what can I do if I have a dental emergency, there are some medicine that we can make at home or know about medication in different situations for example I am outside and I feel very bad or I have a paint in different parts of my body there many medicine Examples: Cold tablets, paint killer, a nasal spray, eye drops, an antihistamine, cough medicine an antibiotic an antacid an ointments, vitamins and a lot of others for many diseases.

THE USE OF MUST , WILL BE ABLE AND MAY OR MIGHT.

Must: Indicate something is probably true and you have to do.

 Example: you must go to the doctor. You mustn’t go to the doctor.  

                                                            

Will be able: We use it for express ability.

Examples: You will be able to go tomorrow. 

You are not able to study at night.                                                                                                                                             

May: indicate possibility or can use it for permission.

Examples: May I go out. I may need to  see you in right now.                                                                          

Mghit: indicate possibility but the possibility is less.

Example: He might have time for see you today.

CAUSATIVES: HAVE MAKE, GET AND LET.

Have: We use it to give someone the responsibility to do something.

Example: The doctor Smith had his nurse take the patients.

Make:  we use it to force someone to do something.

Example: Our boss made us work extra hours.

Get: We use it to convince someone to do something and make take infinitive ‘‘to’’ the others causatives don’t take infinitive

Example: My mother got me to go to the shuck yesterday.

Let: we use it for give permission someone to do something.

Example: My girlfriend let me have a lot of friends.