IMPERSONAL AND CAUSATIVE PASSIVE

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ENOUGH - (A) FEW - (A) LITTLE - TOO MUCH - TOO MANY

ENOUGH

We use enough + noun to say 'all that is necessary'.

·         Have you got enough chairs?

·         There is enough cake for everyone.

We use not enough + noun to mean less than we want or need of something.

·         There aren't enough chairs for everyone.

·         We haven't got enough money.

We put the quantifier before the noun

·          I haven't got enough time.I haven't got time enough.

PASSIVE VOICE LINKS

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PASSIVE VOICE

PASSIVE VOICE

REPORTING VERBS

Reporting verbs-list from Lourdes Cole

REPORTED SPEECH CHANGES (Time - Place)

REPORTED SPEECH TENSE CHANGES

REPORTED SPEECH

Reported speech blog from Lourdes Cole

MIXED CONDITIONALS

Mixed Conditionals

A mixed conditional gives a situation and result - but one is in the past, and the other is in the present. For example:

If I had studied medicine at university, I'd be rich now.

This is an imaginary past situation, with an imaginarypresent result.

Imagined Past Situation	Imagined Present Result
if + had(n't) + past participle	would(n't) + verb (infinitive)
If we had taken the car,	we wouldn't be late.

Imagined Present Situation	Imagined Past Result
if + past simple	would(n't) + have + past participle
If I didn't love him,	I wouldn't have marriedhim.

As with all other conditionals, it doesn't matter which half of the sentence comes first:

If I didn't love him, I wouldn't have married him.

= I wouldn't have married him if I didn't love him.

MODALS OF DEDUCTION AND PROBABILITY

WISH / IF ONLY

WISH from Lourdes Figueras