Entraînement à la Grammaire Anglaise à Distance

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Imagine you are a grammar teacher and recently asked your students to identify the situation types represented in the yellowed sections of the following tweets. For each of their answers, indicate True or False.

1. 1. Answer given: Activity.

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True
False

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2. Answer given: Accomplishment.

Expected answer

True
False

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3. Answer given: State.

Expected answer

True
False

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4. Answer given: Achievement.

Expected answer

True
False

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5. Answer given: Accomplishment.

Expected answer

True
False

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6. Answer given: Activity.

Expected answer

True
False

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7. Answer given: State.

Expected answer

True
False

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8. Answer given: Achievement.

Expected answer

True
False

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9. Answer given: Activity.

Expected answer

True
False

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10. Answer given: State.

Expected answer

True
False

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Introduction
Question formation
Constituents
Identifying forms and functions.
Identifying functions.
Identify Forms
Complementation
Interrogative clauses
Interrogative clauses - question tags
Lexical verbs and auxiliary verbs
Passive
Review
Auxiliary verbs
Ellipsis
Phrasal verbs
Identifying future time reference
Identifying modal meanings
Identifying past time reference with modals
Identifying situation types
- Quiz: Bing Crosby
- Quiz: Golden Gate Bridge
- Quiz: Grand Canyon
- Quiz: Harriet Beecher Stowe
- Harry Potter
- London Fire brigade
- Quiz: Mary Mallon
- Quiz: O.K.
- Quiz: William Butler Yeats
Negation with modal verbs
Perfect tenses
Present tense
Tense and aspect overview
The function of progressive aspect
Time reference of modal verbs
Using modals
Using necessity modals
Using possibility modals
Using tenses
Will and shall

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