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Subido el 2 de febrero de 2024 por M.luisa K.

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So, my friends, I'm truly sorry for not coming to school these days, but as you see, I have 00:00:00

been sick and, well, I'm feeling under the weather. 00:00:08

So, since we have the exam on Monday, I thought that it would be nice of me to give you a 00:00:14

very quick lesson regarding the part of the grammar points to be covered in this unit 00:00:23

that we haven't seen in class. 00:00:30

So, let me show you something and then I've already uploaded some material regarding the 00:00:32

use of prep sentences and inverted conditionals themselves, which are the other part of the 00:00:40

unit that you need to learn by heart for the Monday's exam. 00:00:47

But let's focus now on the use of WHOEVER, WHICHEVER, HOWEVER and so on. 00:00:53

Right, so, you are supposed to have already read this text, we're talking about page 90 00:01:01

in your book, so please read the text, you see that you have abundant examples of WHOEVER 00:01:12

and the other. 00:01:22

Okay. 00:01:23

And the other phrases to be used, right, so I would like you to read the text and then, 00:01:23

once you have already read this, I would like you to do the exercises four, five and let's 00:01:31

focus on the box which contains the main uses for WHOEVER, WHICHEVER and so on. 00:01:39

So, you see that the first use is that use them to mean it doesn't matter. 00:01:47

It doesn't matter what, who, where, like for instance, whatever you decide, just let 00:01:53

me know, I can go out with whoever I like, I'll find my keys wherever they are. 00:02:00

So it means that no matter who they are, no matters what they are, no matter what you 00:02:06

decide, whatever. 00:02:11

So in addition, we also can use them to mean the person think or want that. 00:02:15

Okay. 00:02:23

Whoever gets pretending to be the first, whoever gets home first, whichever team wins. 00:02:23

Okay. 00:02:26

So in this case, whoever gets home is the person who first arrives home, is the one 00:02:27

that should do, should cook dinner. 00:02:35

In the other case, whichever teams wins will go through to the finals. 00:02:38

So it means that it doesn't matter then, the first team to win is the one that should go 00:02:45

to the final. 00:02:51

Okay. 00:02:52

Okay. 00:02:53

And, finally, we also have special uses for HOWEVER. 00:02:53

In this case, as you all know, HOWEVER means, sin embargo, and it's a connector to show 00:02:59

contrast, it's an adversative conjunction, connector, mas bien, but, in this case, apart 00:03:04

from that, we also is used, as you can see, no matter what. 00:03:12

Try to answer every question, no matter or regardless how difficult it is. 00:03:21

However hard I try, I can never beat him at tennis. 00:03:27

No matter how hard I try, I can never beat him at tennis, right? 00:03:32

There is a similar use for YET. 00:03:42

I cook a dinner, a healthy yet savoury dinner. 00:03:45

Right? 00:03:51

You see the contrast? 00:03:52

Apart from the contrast, you see that I'm saying, apart from being healthy, is also 00:03:53

savoury. 00:04:01

I cook a healthy yet savoury dinner. 00:04:03

Well, as I said, read the text, if you have time, and then complete the sentences with 00:04:07

the words below, however, meaning that whoever with the uses provided by the box. 00:04:15

Right? 00:04:21

Let me show you the answers. 00:04:22

Here you have, however, whatever you do, wherever, and so on. 00:04:24

You are due to write the sentences in your notebook using whatever, whoever, whenever, 00:04:32

and so on. 00:04:47

Well. 00:04:49

I'm stopping here. 00:04:50

I think that with this sentence, with this exercise number four, you have a little bit 00:04:53

more practice, but I'm trying to provide you with more practice elicited from the workbook. 00:04:59

And that's all for now. 00:05:08

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Autor/es:: Luisa Karstens
Subido por:: M.luisa K.
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Fecha:: 2 de febrero de 2024 - 13:43
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