have / has | amilis/are having | have/has had i hav /has been having | [ wasvere having had had had been having will/going to have will be/going to be having will have had HH will have been having | Easy English by Cikgu Yusoff. : Teaching easy and simple English since 2002. WhatsAnpp 019-3090711money to burn very much money, more than is needed: Jean is looking for a husband with money to burn. new money people who have become rich recently: Since Bobby's father invented a new.computer component, Bobby and his family are new money. Antonym: OLD MONEY. ready money cash on hand: They need investors with ready money if they're going to get the project started. pour money down the drain to waste money; to spend money unwisely: What a waste! Buying that old car is just pouring money down the drain. pin money a small amount of money that you earn and spend on things for yourself:eaueIe jared pes ueTeNBUIUDUE WEN ‘uequiou emioqunep) ey ueymfunuow esuey ae ‘yepn eeu eyeus-eveUIOS soya yefepe mworost EU nu ouseBuouaanseajde | (quesvayd) Suyseajd ~—— paseaydl aseayd panou anout ansequ pangunu angyau ysorayu parsaoyu | ysasaqu Supeyuny pare uuny payne suing Apney Buaney papney | seney uoneupsey Suneupsey pareussey | aqeupse; uonsneyxa Suysneyxe paysne ype asneyye quaLayp%e Suypxe parpxa aypxe quau yaue Suypeuyue payespue qeajue WOUIeLAua | SuTUAyUE | ueuiaque AB10u0 B10ue paziieue | aziB.1aue Juaunueypus Sunuetpua payueypua quewpua quataemooua — SujSeinoaua_—| paSeanooua | aBeinooue Supuruer | paouyuos | aomaues wasucs | Aujusssuon, pauaoucs | useou0s VOyU0D Sunsojui0s | pariojiios WO sUI09— accidentally always angrily annually anxiously awkwardly badly boastfully bravely briefly brightly calmly carefully cautiously cheerfully constantly correctly courageously crossly cruelly daily deliberately doubtfully elegantly enthusiastically eventually fiercely fondly foolishly gently gladly gracefully greedily happily honestly hourly hungrily innocently kindly lazily loosely loudly madly again afterwards before early lately often punctually recently soon then today tomorrow yesterday merrily monthly mysteriously nearly neatly nervously never noisily occasionally once painfully perfectly politely powerfully promptly quickly quietly rapidly regularly repeatedly roughly rudely sadly safely selfishly seriously sharply shyly silently sleepily slowly smoothly softly sometimes speedily successfully suddenly suspiciously swiftly thoughtfully usually warmlyCapitalization (4) apitalize the names of places: school arWHEN A THING IS BROKEN OR OUT OF ORDER Ie doesn't work. ‘something is wrong with the clock. It doesn't work.” It's broken. 100k a¢ this key. 10's broken." It's out of order. "tie retrigerator is leaking. It's out of order.” It's out of service. ~Z%c pump number five at the gas station won't pump gasoline. It's out of service.” It's dead. = There is no power in it anymore: “can’t stare the car. There is a problem with the battery. It's dead.” It's on the blink. = It is not working right: “our 1¥ see doesn’t show the picture well. It's on the blink.” It's on the fritz. = It is not in working order. “Our toaster is burning bread. It's on the fritz.”Averb is a word An adjective is a that shows action An adverb is a word word that describes OF State of beir A noun is a word that describes a 2 noun or a pronoun, The action maybe that names a person, verb, adjective. Adjectives tell how Physical or mental, Place, thing, or idea, or another adverb, many, what kind, S i which one, te of How: perfectly Example: When: yesterday happy five lo Where: here strong this think dream To what extent: completely tion on Apreposition An interjection relates a noun 4 conjunction is a is a word that °r pronoun to. Word that joins expresses emotion another word in that takes the words or groups ©r strong feeling. the sentence. Place of a noun, of words,PAST Did you like my surprise? Yes, | did. AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE ee SHORT SHORT ANSWERS ANSWERS Did | pass the test? Did make a mistake? Yes, you did. No, you didn't. Did you need help yesterday? Yes, | did. Did you sleep well last night? Mae ene Did you and John study? Did you both like the movie? eaelet Sea Did they arrive on time? Did Mike and Jack pay for it? Nes teycic) Ne ey cane Did he answer your question? Did Steve enjoy the game? Yes, he did. No, he didn't. Did she go to the dentist? f ral Tid Mn Raich Hc ac, VeS;shedid: ‘| \No-shedidnit:eS ee ee Gapitalize the names of courses. Tam taking @ioaiis%7 101 this term. Iam reading a book about asain. I am taking (2457e72/(02)7 101 this term. anes lize the names of places: street, building, He lives on We have class ERE I went jogging in Rarss2 Perle ‘Compare: We went to a pele. We went to Gemtreal! ‘Dar.1. +: I was born i Bob arrived last It snowed on Note: Seasons are not capitalized: spring, fall/autumn, winter. 2, Capitalize the names of places: city, state/province, country and continent. He lives in @iliee. 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Takut gelap . : Suka memasak & bagi orang makan masakannya . 17 Rajin . : Nak tahu merajuk ke tak senang je . Kalau diam je tuh tandanya tengah merajuk . 19 : Kalau ada orang mintak tolona mesti mereka akan ditolonad .se Suo] Se S14} 0} aNp wo.j apise }nsei e se aduey wou) juede 4gsNy! ydaoxo Ayjuanbasuo> Ane 2ABJ SE you 4 snyy a ay} U! ssajun asoyasayy se Ul JOy y8noyye os ya ons JaABMOY esneseq asia <2 JO} yng 193443 Aue Isnvi §) SNOIMLd35x3 pue 3snvD k Ayjesouss Ayjuanbasqns UCD Aysea}> sr uayy JO 84} UO Ajujew Ajeuc Jaye un. Ayaiy> uoIE asojaq |aY}O Ayqezou @JOWS }xou usazye peapyuy ° Aneuy HaAoU Ayjuesyiusis hk J2A0 rst rs! 34SU} Ayeiedsa IPAUA/PAM se yj i A\puosas 24m dejnoyued uy /puodas oF Te eroge ANSAY ASI YLNOD IL ONISISVHdW3 | ONIDNANGAS POC Co MeC SCH Ca! LABIA 2) ANKOYOwos"2A399]1091S! AL uqosmpioe pesCapitalization (1) Gapitalize = use a big letter, not a small letter. ale Capitalize the first word of a sentence. 72 saw a movie last night. 2 was very good. 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