ENG1514
OCT/NOV 2024
PORTFOLIO
DUE DATE:18 OCTOBER 2024
, SECTION A
1a. Identify six different informal forms in Paragraphs 1, 2, 4, 5, and 6.
- Paragraph 1: "we've"
- Paragraph 2: "you’re"
- Paragraph 4: "pick up the phone"
- Paragraph 4: "you’ve"
- Paragraph 5: "doesn’t"
- Paragraph 6: "you could"
1b. Write the six identified forms out in their formal structure.
- We've → We have
- You’re → You are
- Pick up the phone → Call the phone
- You’ve → You have
- Doesn’t → Does not
- You could → You would be able to
2a. In what tense is the first sentence of paragraph 3 written?
- Simple past tense
2b. What does the phrase “This simplest of tasks” in paragraph 3 refer back to?
- It refers to running errands, such as picking up food or medicine for older people.
2c. Write out the verbs in the continuous or progressive form that can be found in paragraph 3.
- Picking (up)
- Delivering
- Making
OCT/NOV 2024
PORTFOLIO
DUE DATE:18 OCTOBER 2024
, SECTION A
1a. Identify six different informal forms in Paragraphs 1, 2, 4, 5, and 6.
- Paragraph 1: "we've"
- Paragraph 2: "you’re"
- Paragraph 4: "pick up the phone"
- Paragraph 4: "you’ve"
- Paragraph 5: "doesn’t"
- Paragraph 6: "you could"
1b. Write the six identified forms out in their formal structure.
- We've → We have
- You’re → You are
- Pick up the phone → Call the phone
- You’ve → You have
- Doesn’t → Does not
- You could → You would be able to
2a. In what tense is the first sentence of paragraph 3 written?
- Simple past tense
2b. What does the phrase “This simplest of tasks” in paragraph 3 refer back to?
- It refers to running errands, such as picking up food or medicine for older people.
2c. Write out the verbs in the continuous or progressive form that can be found in paragraph 3.
- Picking (up)
- Delivering
- Making
