UNIT 2: Then and Now

ORDER OF ADJECTIVES
1. Determiner: A, an, her, the...
2. Opinion: Beautiful, ugly, fantastic, pretty...
3. Size: Big, medium, small...
4. Height / Length: Long, short, tall...
5. Shape / Weight: Circular, skiny, light, square...
6. Color: Red, yellow, blue, green...
7. Material: Glass, plastic, leather, wooden...

Sentences
1. Her pretty light gold ring.
2. His expensive brown leather wallet.
3. A small green apple.

USED TO
We use used to to talk about things that were true in the past, but NOT true in the present.

Sentences
1. I used to cut my hair every month.
2. He used to do his homework in the morning.
3. We used to play videogames in Susie's house.

DIDN'T USE TO
We use didn't use to to talk about things WEREN'T true in the past and PROBABLY true in the present.

Sentences
1. I didn't use to walk in the park every week.
2. She didn't use to talk with Jim at the school.
3. He didn't use to wear hawaiian shorts in summer.

SO / TOO  //  EITHER / NEITHER

We use so, too, either or neither to agree with someone's opinion. 

So / Too

So + aux + ☺ 

☺  + aux + too


Either / Neither

☺ + neg aux + either

neither + pos aux + ☺ 


Agree with the following statements

1. I can't speak Japanese.   -   I can't either.

2. She works in an office.   -   I do too.

3. Tim used to walk to work   -   So did I.

4. They haven't finished their homework.   -   Neither have I.

5. I can cook Italian food.   -   I can too.

6. We didn't like videogames.   -   I didn't either.

7. My dad forgets everything.   -   So do I.

8. I was class president in high school.   -   I was too.

9. I should study harder for the exam.   -   So should I.

10. I've traveled to Cancun several times.   -   I have too.




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