tailieunhanh - The grammar book teacher course part 111

Tham khảo tài liệu 'the grammar book teacher course part 111', ngoại ngữ, ngữ pháp tiếng anh phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | 778 The Grammar Book Not placement followed optionally by not contraction and lastly subject-operator inversion generates the two acceptable negative yes no question forms. If subject-operator inversion is done before not placement the third unacceptable form results. 7. He is correct because native speakers do produce uninverted yes no questions. You should point out however that native speakers do so only when they have certain expectations about the answer they will receive. Since inverting yes no questions is definitely the norm this student s uninverted questions will often seem inappropriate . aggressive presumptuous and rude to his listeners. 8. This humor is possible because the function and the form of utterances do not always go together. Here B has treated A s indirect request for the lime as if it were a literal request for information as the form suggests Lc. whether B has a watch . Chapter 12 Imperatives 1 a. imperative i affirmative ii negative Get something to drink. Don t touch the light bulb. b. inclusive imperative Let s go rollerblading this afternoon. c. diffuse imperative Somebody help me d. let noninclusive imperative Let her choose her own way. e. elliptical imperative Get me Three plates. f. you retention Mike you read the first half. g- you deletion Close the window. h. imperative with please Please pass the salt t emphatic do to add politeness Dojoin our party tomorrow. Mapping rules that apply are subject deletion and morphological rules. 2. b. s sm not Mapping rules that apply are operator addition not placement not contraction subject deletion and morphological rules. Appendix 773 2. c. s mad Mapping rules that apply are operator addition not placement not contraction subject deletion and morphological rules. 2. d. The only mapping rule that applies is morphological rules. 3. a. Pronouns other than the second person pronoun you cannot be the subjects of imperatives. b. A negative imperative requires the verb do along with a negative