Mønsterplanen 1974, s. 154 (skann 156)

154 There's a book, a pencil and a pen. note: The present perfect. simple : Peter has written a letter to his (also irre- English pen-friend. Ten shillings is a lot of money. Five miles is a long way. Gular verbs) Who has broken this chair ? Pronouns The past perfect. Personal pronouns. simple : He had done his homework Can you speak French ? No, I can't. when I arrived. Have you written to him ? No, I haven't. Thefuture. You will get into trouble, young man. Are you going to write today? Yes, I am. If wc see him wc will tell him. I'm coming. Did you go there last week ? Yes, I did. The injinitive So. I want him to go. I don't think so. They ordered him to leave. Wc helped him to repair the car. I hope so. I hope not. think/seem/believe/say/suppose want/ help/allow/ like/ ask/ teach/prefer/ ord er/ ad vise/get I saw him leave the house, see/ watch/feel/hear/ make/let Can you speak English? Like thisjthat You do it like this/that. Interrogative pronouns. Which of the gi ris has got a lip- The imperative. stick? Let's go to the pictures. Which one is red ? Which month comes after The passive. June? the present: Houses are made of bricks. He is called Sid. Reflexive pronouns. the past: He was run over by a bus. myself, yourself, etc. I did it myself. Do it yourself. The gerund. preposition He is good at skating. + gerund She is fond of talking. afraid of/ashamed of/bad at/ He washed himself/ He washed. Indefinite pronouns. bored with/clever at/fond of/ good at/interested in/keen on/ each $- there some p^sc Qn {he Are books table ? terrible at/used to Special verb. nobody/no one/nothing/ somebody/someone/something would Indirect speech anybody/anyone/anything Simplest patterns (which are the same in English and Norwegian) . in this connection : somewhere/anywhere/no- where Question tags. Relative pronouns. You can come tomorrow, can't you? What you say is quite wrong. I haven' t told you before, have I ? Verbs: No, you haven't. The present. simple : Here comes the bus ! There she goes! I have told you before, haven't I? It says in this book. . . Yes, you have. The sun rises in the East note: In their common use question tags have a falling intonation. (general truth)

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