Essential English Grammar and Vocabulary Units 9-10

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Unit 9: Shopping and Finance

Key Vocabulary

  • Financial terms: Discount, cash, owe, borrow, can afford, charge, cost, earn, get paid, be worth, own, pay back, save, spend, waste, lend.
  • Shopping terms: Shopping centre, queue, receipt, till, bargain, changing room, the sales, refund, window shopping, department store.

Shopping Phrases

  • Pay by credit card / Pay with cash
  • Return / Exchange
  • Fit me / Try on these shoes
  • Order / Deliver

Grammar: Used To

  • Affirmative: I used to like reggae music when I was a teenager.
  • Negative: He didn't use to be as rich as he is now.
  • Interrogative: Did you use to go to the beach every day when you lived in Greece?
  • Short Answers: Yes, I did / No, I didn't.

The Passive Voice

In the passive voice, the object becomes the subject.

Present Passive

  • Affirmative: The football matches are played in the evening.
  • Negative: The painting isn't signed by the artist.
  • Interrogative: Are these biscuits made with butter?

Past Passive

Structure: Was/Were + Past Participle

  • Affirmative: The film was directed by Noé.
  • Negative: Chess wasn't invented in Europe.
  • Interrogative: Were the workers paid last month?

Unit 10: Sports and Anatomy

Sports Vocabulary

Win, match, race, umpire, athlete, medal, trophy, score, crowd, beat, lose, draw, player, referee, spectator.

Anatomy Vocabulary

  • Leg/Arm: Foot, knee, toes, ankle, finger, wrist, elbow, hand, arm, thumb.
  • Head/Torso: Neck, cheek, chest, lips, back, chin, forehead, shoulder, heart, brain, stomach, skin, muscle, bone.

Advanced Grammar

Past Perfect

Used for actions occurring before another past action (had + past participle).

Reported Speech Tense Changes

  • Present Simple → Past Simple
  • Present Continuous → Past Continuous
  • Past Simple → Past Perfect
  • Present Perfect → Past Perfect
  • Past Perfect → Past Perfect
  • Am/Is/Are going to → Was/Were going to
  • Will → Would
  • Can → Could

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