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Did you know that the Form is used when speaking about or objects to show which object is 'the ' of something?

*Superlative Form
~ 1 syllable
the + adjective + add -est
That's the tallest building in Manhattan.

~ 2+ syllables
the most + adjective
That book is the most interesting book I've ever read.

~ 2 syllables ending in -y
drop -y from adjective +-iest
Tim is the funniest guy in my class.

* Superlative Forms
(Adjective) Good, Well - the best (Superlative adjective)
(Adjective) Bad - the worst (Superlative adjective)

Did you know the Form is used to show the between objects?

*FORM
The comparative form is formed depending on the number of in the .

~ 1 syllable=
adjective + -er
She is prettier than Jane.
The red car is slower than the red one.

~ 2 + syllables=
more + adjective
Andrew is more handsome than Fred.

~ 2 syllables ending in -y=
drop -y from adjective +-ier
That joke was funnier than Olivia's.

* Comparative Forms:
(Adjective) Good, Well : Better (Comparative Form)
(Adjective) Bad : Worse (Comparative Form)
(Adjective) Many, Much : More (Comparative Form)
(Adjective) Little : Less (Comparative Form)

Did you know a is a or followed by a question, to show ?

* Positive Statement + Negative Tag
~ Coal is black, isn't it?
~ It's true, isn't it?
~ You were sick yesterday, weren't you?

*Negative Statement + Positive Tag
~ You don't like me, do you?
~ You're not German, are you?
~ You weren't sick yesterday, were you?

Did you know that and have same meanings but are used for different "directions" in the language English?

*Lend
Direction: Something Somebody

~ Francesco lent $500 to Emma.
~ Could you lend me your dictionary, please?
~ My mother often lends me a hand. -(Idiom: My mother often helps me.)

*Borrow
Direction: Something Somebody

~ Emma borrowed $500 from Franceso.
~ Mike lent me his dictionary.
~ May I borrow your car for the weekend, please?

Did you know that and almost have the same meaning but are used for in the English Language?

*Bring
Direction: the Speaker.

~ Bring a bottle of wine to the party at my house.
~ Please, bring your bag here.
~ Don't forget to bring your homework to class tomorrow!

*Take
Direction: from the Speaker.

~ Take your English file home.
~ Please, take your bag there.
~ I'll be happy to take the cup from you and take it
to the kitchen.

Did you know that a is a word that names a person, animal, place, thing, idea or concept?

Nouns: boy, girl, house, money, dog
Nouns (Names) : Malta, Emma, Italy
: you, him, us.
Noun : my first job
: Swimming

Nouns can be (1) or (1+)

*If the noun ends with -ch, -sh, -x, -s, or -z ADD
(Singular) Watch - Watches (Plural)
(Singular) Box - Boxes (Plural)
(Singular) Witness - Witnesses (Plural)
(Singular) Buzz - Buzzes (Plural)
(Singular) Fox - Foxes (Plural)

*If the noun ends with -y OR -ff ADD
(Singular) Key- Keys (Plural)
(Singular) Toy - Toys (Plural)
(Singular) Tariff - Tariffs (Plural)

*If the noun ends with a vowel + y ADD
(Singular) Sky- Skies (Plural)
(Singular) Tie- Ties (Plural)
(Singular) Army - Armies (Plural)

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Did you know that we use and are used to talk about time?

FOR
*Period of time
How long are you staying in Malta? I'm staying for a week.

*Present Perfect
I have been waiting at the bus stop for 2 hours.

*Present
I go to Spain for 3 weeks every Summer.

*Past
When I was 12, I lived in England for 6 months.

*Future
While I am in Malta, I will be in Gozo for 4 days.

SINCE
Refers to the starting point of actions / situations

*Present Perfect
I have been living in Malta since 2009.

AGO
Refers to the starting point of actions or situations.

*Past tense
I came to Malta 6 years ago.

Did you know that aids to create sense and clarity of handwritten and printed texts?

Did you know that there is a formula to form in English?

They VERY (All Tenses):

QU + A + S + M

Question Word + Auxiliary Verb + Subject + Main Verb ?
Where do you work ?
How many kids does Jon have ?
How did they learn English ?