Appunti completi di inglese livello B2

Inglese/English

Alphabet

• Vowel
• Consonant

Ex: What's the perfect definition of psychology? Write down your opinion.

Sentence structure

Simple (one clause)

Ex: We are Italian.

Compound (more clauses)

Ex: I called you, but you didn't answer.

+ Clauses

• Dependent
• Independent

Parts of a sentence

Lora is reading a book in his room.

• Subject
• Verb
• Object
• Prepositional phrase

+ Affirmative form

Ex: My son is eating a snack quietly.

+ Negative form

Ex: I am not English

Ex: You do not play soccer.

+ Interrogative form

Ex: Where can I buy a sandwich?

+ Negative-interrogative form

Ex: Doesn't he want to marry you?

The main competence opa manager:

1. Build an effective team.
2. Ensure deadlines are met.
3. Identify problems.
4. Motivate staff.
5. Develop creativity.
6. Improve staff performance.
7. React to change.

Inglese/English

Alphabet

• Vowel
• Consonant

Ex: What's the perfect definition of psychology? Write down your opinion.

Sentence structure

• Simple (one clause)

Ex: We are Italian.

• Compound (more clauses)

Ex: I called you, but you didn't answer.

• Clauses

• Dependent
• Independent

Parts of a sentence

Lora is reading a book in his room.

• Subject
• Verb
• Object
• Prepositional phrase

Affirmative form

• Ex: My son is eating a snack quietly.

Negative form

• Ex: I am not English.
• Ex: You do not play soccer.

Interrogative form

• Ex: Where can I buy a sandwich?

Negative interrogative form

• Ex: Doesn't he want to marry you?

The main competence opa manager:

1. Build an effective team.
2. Ensure deadlines are met.
3. Identify problems.
4. Motivate staff.
5. Develop creativity.
6. Improve staff performance.
7. React to change.

TO BE

Affirmative Form

I am → 'm

You are → 're

He/She/It is → 's

We are → 're

You are → 're

They are → 're

Negative Form

I am not → 'm not

You are not → aren't / 're not

He/She/It is not → isn't / 's not

We are not → aren't / 're not

You are not → aren't / 're not

They are not → aren't / 're not

Interrogative Form

Am I?

Are you?

Is he/she/it?

Are we?

Are you?

Are they?

Negative-Interrogative Form

Am I not? / Aren't I?

Are you not? / Aren't you?

Is he/she/it not? / Isn't he/she/it?

Are we not? / Aren't we?

Are you not? / Aren't you?

Are they not? / Aren't they?

Short Answers

Yes, I am / No, I'm not

Yes, you are / No, you aren't

Yes, he/she/it is / No, he/she/it isn't

Yes, we are / No, we aren't

Yes, you are / No, you aren't

Yes, they are / No, they aren't

THERE IS / ARE

A Form

• There is
• There are

N. Form

• There isn't
• There aren't

I. Form

• Is there?
• Are there?

+ The auxiliary verb "to have"

• Show tense(s) of the verb.
• Indicates possession.
• Indicate familiar relationships.
• Can be used as an action verb.

TO HAVE

Affirmative Form

I have

You have

He/She/It has

We have

You have

They have

Negative Form

I don’t have / haven’t got

You don’t have

He/She/It doesn’t have

We don’t have

You don’t have

They don’t have

Interrogative Form

Have I got? / Do I have?

Have you got?

Has he/she/it got?

Have we got?

Have you got?

Have they got?

Negative Interrogative Form

Haven’t I got? / Don’t I have?

Haven’t you got?

Hasn’t he/she/it got?

Haven’t we got?

Haven’t you got?

Haven’t they got?

Short Answer

Yes, I have / No, I haven’t

Yes, you have / No, you haven’t

Yes, he/she/it has / No, he/she/it hasn’t

Yes, we have / No, we haven’t

Yes, you have / No, you haven’t

Yes, they have / No, they haven’t

Leadership

the ability to lead a group, a staff, a company, a