,English First Additional Language
term 1
Module 1, Unit 3- Honorifics
Honorifics is a title that is used before the person’s surname as a sign of respect.
Common honorifics are: Mr, Mrs, Ms and Miss
e.g., Mr Pienaar and Mrs Pienaar has a daughter, Miss Pienaar. Mrs Pienaar also has a
sister, Ms Jones.
Mr- Mister
Mrs- Mistress (married)
Ms-Mistress (one does not know if she is married or not)
Miss-Mistress (unmarried)
Other honorifics include:
Your Majesty (when addressing royalty)
Your honour (used in court)
Dr (doctor)
Prof (professor)
Sir
Ma’am
Module 1, Unit 5- Euphemism
Euphemism is a softer, more delicate way of
saying something to someone.
Euphemisms are used for many reasons: direct
reference to something like death is avoided,
governments use it to cover up brutal deeds such as
torturing = magnified information retrieval. To cast
something in a better light.
Creative accounting= corruption
Tipsy= drunk
Passed away= died
Handyman’s delight= need a lot of work done
Culled of= murdered
, She eats a pear A pear is eaten by Am/is/are + 3rd Present simple
her column
She is eating a pear A pear is being Am/is/are+ 3rd Present continuous
eaten by her column
She has eaten a A pear has been Has/have + been Present perfect
pear eaten by her +3rd column
She will eat a pear A pear will be eaten Shall/will +be + Future simple
by her 3rd column
She will have eaten A pear will have Shall/will+ have Future perfect
a pear been eaten by her been+ 3rd
column
She ate a pear A pear was eaten by Was/were+ 3rd Past simple
her column
She was eating a A pear was being Was/were+ Past continuous
pear eaten by her being + 3rd
column
She had eaten a A pear had been Had been + 3rd
Past perfect
pear eaten by her column
The girl was kissed by the boy. (P)
Question forms
Turn a statement into a question form by replacing the subject with who or
what. THE WORD ORDER STAYS THE SAME
S- James booked the hotel room for Saturday.
Q-Who booked the hotel room for Saturday?
S- The thunder made a roaring sound.
Q- What made a roaring sound?
S- Jamie called for help when she saw the thief.
Q- Who called for help when they saw the thief?
Adding a question tag
S- James booked the hotel room for Saturday.
QT- James booked the hotel room for Saturday, didn’t he?
S- Reading the news does not give me joy.
QT- Reading the news does not give me joy, does it?
Direct and indirect speech
D- He said, “I eat breakfast”
I- He said that he ate breakfast.
The verb’s
D- She said,” I have never cried before”
tenses
should
match.
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