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Week 6
Auxiliary Verbs
Quantifiers
ISET, Spring Semester 2019
Emma Pratt and Soyoung Kwon
Read the beginning of the magazine article:
Track 7
Listen to Part 1; Answer the questions:
Using a name:
Coming up with a few names is always impressive. The usual method is to let the
client work out who it might be. ‘Does the letter s mean anything to you?’ is a
frequent strategy.
Now read about techniques psychics use. Which did
Sally use?
She got information from Jane (“Are you married?”)
She identified a common medical problem (headaches).
Listen to Jane talking a few weeks later.
Track 10
Listen to Jane talking a few weeks later.
So/Neithe Auxiliary
Subject
r Verb
So/Neither: Examples
● You didn’t lock the door! --I did lock it, I promise.
● Silvia isn’t coming. --She is coming. I’ve just
spoken to her.
Stateme Auxiliary
Subject
nt Verb
Questions Tags: Examples
● every
● few
● a few
● many
Quantifiers for countable nouns: Examples
● much
● a little
● little
Quantifiers for uncountable nouns: Examples
Has your desk got any drawers? --My desk hasn’t got any
drawers.
Hird, Jon, and Jonathan Marks. Inside Out: Grammar Companion: Upper
Intermediate. MacMillan, 2006.
Hopkins, D. & Cullen P. (2007). Cambridge Grammar for IELTS. Cambridge University
Press.