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Relier Pairs Topic 21Version en ligne Uses or functions - examples par Maria Avila 1 After certain verbs, auxiliaries, catenative verbs, modal idioms, verbs of volition, cognition, perception. 2 After modal verbs, semimodals and auxiliaries. 3 Adverbial constructions – absolute contractions 4 After let or make. 5 After “and”, “or”, “except”, “but” when they join two infinitive structures 6 After some expressions. 7 Subject of an action in general, after cognition verbs, in short prohibitions 8 Preposition + ing. Except to (but expressions or phrasal verbs + ing) 9 As a modifier 10 Idiomatic expressions (to-infinitive) 11 Constructions with too/enough, accusatives 12 In imperatives 13 Direct object – transitive verbs, likes/dislikes, preference, continuity 14 To express purpose or result, commands or instructions 15 Expressions such as “All I could do was…” 16 To join two clauses and to replace relative clauses 17 Idiomatic expressions (gerund) 18 As a noun 19 Completed perception. 20 Predicate. Usually with, be, seem, become 21 Relative clauses The house service was not the first to receive the Queen’s remains. The new King wanted his son Harry to wear a military uniform. Crying seemed the pattern while the ceremony developed. God willing, the new King will help the UK get prosperity back. It was difficult to announce that the Queen had passed away. The woman accompanying the new King was Camilla Parker, the new Queen Consort You should pay tribute to the new King. I would sooner queue for a concert than for mourning the Queen. Megan Markle seemed to be very upset. I intend to catch a plane and visit London once the funeral is over. The British Protocol made the former and the current kings of Spain sit together in the funeral. To be honest, nobody was expecting Megan Markle and Kate Middleton to chat at the funeral. The Queen loved riding her pony Emma. I look forward to hearing from the new King’s slip-ups. I saw the Queen’s coffin travel from Scotland to London. Scatter our enemies and make them fall! The hearse drove slowly to be seen. The only thing I could do was cry when the Queen died. No smoking in Westminster Abbey To say goodbye to the Queen was an once-in-a-lifetime experience for many Londoners. Considering the circumstances, the Royal Family’s attitude was admirable.

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Uses or functions - examples

par Maria Avila

After certain verbs, auxiliaries, catenative verbs, modal idioms, verbs of volition, cognition, perception.

After modal verbs, semimodals and auxiliaries.

Adverbial constructions – absolute contractions

After let or make.

After “and”, “or”, “except”, “but” when they join two infinitive structures

After some expressions.

Subject of an action in general, after cognition verbs, in short prohibitions

Preposition + ing. Except to (but expressions or phrasal verbs + ing)

As a modifier

Idiomatic expressions (to-infinitive)

Constructions with too/enough, accusatives

In imperatives

Direct object – transitive verbs, likes/dislikes, preference, continuity

To express purpose or result, commands or instructions

Expressions such as “All I could do was…”

To join two clauses and to replace relative clauses

Idiomatic expressions (gerund)

As a noun

Completed perception.

Predicate. Usually with, be, seem, become

Relative clauses

The house service was not the first to receive the Queen’s remains.

The new King wanted his son Harry to wear a military uniform.

Crying seemed the pattern while the ceremony developed.

God willing, the new King will help the UK get prosperity back.

It was difficult to announce that the Queen had passed away.

The woman accompanying the new King was Camilla Parker, the new Queen Consort

You should pay tribute to the new King.

I would sooner queue for a concert than for mourning the Queen.

Megan Markle seemed to be very upset.

I intend to catch a plane and visit London once the funeral is over.

The British Protocol made the former and the current kings of Spain sit together in the funeral.

To be honest, nobody was expecting Megan Markle and Kate Middleton to chat at the funeral.

The Queen loved riding her pony Emma.

I look forward to hearing from the new King’s slip-ups.

I saw the Queen’s coffin travel from Scotland to London.

Scatter our enemies and make them fall!

The hearse drove slowly to be seen.

The only thing I could do was cry when the Queen died.

No smoking in Westminster Abbey

To say goodbye to the Queen was an once-in-a-lifetime experience for many Londoners.

Considering the circumstances, the Royal Family’s attitude was admirable.