Brain Storming nyelvtanulási segédletei

“I solve the problem.” I can solve the problem. Don’t worry about it. I could solve the problem. So, it is solved. I may solve the problem. Do you want to ask me to do it? I might solve the problem, if you like. I will solve the problem. It will be ready this afternoon. I would solve the…

The verb ‘HAVE’ with different auxiliaries   CAN – I can have, he can have; I can not have, I cannot have, I can’t have, he can not have, he cannot have, he can’t have; (Wh) Can (sy) have? You can have a shower after me. Tell him that he can’t have a rest now – we have a lot of work to do. Can…

The verb ‘DO’ with different auxiliaries   CAN – can do, *can not do, *cannot do, *can’t do (*certanity/likelyhood), (WH) Can (sy) do? I can do my homework alone. I can’t do it if I don’t have enough information. Can she do her hair? How can you do it without any help? *He can’t do the…

The verb ‘BE’ with different auxiliaries   CAN – can be, can not be, cannot be, can’t be (*certanity/likelyhood), (Wh) Can (sy) be? I can be in front of the building at 5 pm if you like. I can’t be the last at the race! *I can’t be his best friend – he didn’t even invite me for his…

SIMPLE PRESENT (“there is/are; there’s / there’re”) There is a cat in the room. There are dogs in the yard. There isn't a pen in my pocket. There aren't any glasses on the table. Is there a box in your car? Are there any books on the shelf? How much water is there in the bottle? How many…