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Mind Map by Melany Bayona, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Melany Bayona
almost 2 years ago
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Grammar: Comparative
adjetives
- "Should" and "could"
- Comparative adjetives usted to compare two
things or situations
- Comparative adjetives usted to compare two
things or situations
- Use: Could
- Is usted to express a
possibility or an ability in
a viven situation
- Is usted to express a
possibility or an ability in
a viven situation
- Use: Should
- Is usted to express a recommendation
or advice about what to do in a viven
situación.
- Is usted to express a recommendation
or advice about what to do in a viven
situación.
- Structure "Should": Is combined with the
base from of the verb(infinitivo without
"to".
- Examples
- "You Should study harder if you want to pass the
exam"
- We should save more money for our
future"
- "You should take a break and relax"
- "You should take a break and relax"
- We should save more money for our
future"
- "You Should study harder if you want to pass the
exam"
- Examples
- Structure "Could": Combines with
the base from of the verb(infinitive
without "to".
- Examples
- "I could run faster when i was younger"
- "He could play the piano beautifully when he was
alive"
- "She could speak three languages fluently"
- "She could speak three languages fluently"
- "He could play the piano beautifully when he was
alive"
- "I could run faster when i was younger"
- Examples
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