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UNIT 9

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THE PASSIVE The passive voice is used to show interest in the person or object that experiences an action rather than the person or object that performs the action. In other words, the most important thing or person becomes the subject of the sentence. Transitive verbs  have both  active  and  passive  forms: active passive The hunter killed the lion. >> The lion was killed by the hunter. Someone has cleaned the windows >> The windows have been cleaned The passive forms are made up of the verb  be  with a  past participle : be past participle English is spoken all over the world The windows have been cleaned Lunch was being served The work will be finished soon They might have been invited to the party We sometimes use the verb  get  to form the passive: Be careful with the glass. It might  get  broken. Peter  got  hurt in a crash. If we want to show the person or thing do...

UNIT 7

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The Devil wears Prada... WHY?   Design occupies a unique space between art and science by Terence Conran, 1931-, British designer Türk Ordusu'nun Üniformaları Chanel'den Atatürk Coco Chanel'den TSK için kıyafet tasarlamasını istemiş. Coco Chanel ile aynı ortamlarda buluşmuşluğu olan modacı Vural Gökçaylı, verdiği röportajda Türk Silahlı Kuvvetleri'nde 1945 yılına kadar Chanel tasarımlarının giyildiğini açıkladı. Vural'ın iddiasına göre; Chanel'in moda anlayışı ve dünyayı saran ünü Atatürk'ün de ilgisini çekmiş ve Atatürk 1930'larda Coco Chanel'den TSK için kıyafet tasarlamasını rica etmiş. Bunun üzerine Chanel, subaylardan sonraki üst düzey askerlerin merasim giysilerini tasarlamış. Atatürk'ün anıt mezarının etrafındaki generallerin giysilerine ve 1930'ların balo fotoğraflarına bakınca aslında bu açıkça görülüyor. Hepsi çok şık. Bunların tümü de Chanel'in tasarımı. İnanmayanla...

CUMULATIVE REVISION

Dear All! Below are some exercises including vocabulary, reading, grammar, listening, and writing.  The answer keys are also available. These exercises are very important before the exam. Good Luck :) B1 cumulative sample 1 listening from hacersivil B1 cumulative sample 1 questions from hacersivil Focus 3 cumulative 1 vocab revision from hacersivil

UNIT 6

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  Single Sexed Schools or Mixed Sexed Schools? Montessori School Education Relative Clauses (Adjective Clauses) We use relative clauses to give additional information about something without starting another sentence. By combining sentences with a relative clause, your English becomes more fluent, and you can avoid repeating certain words. There are two types of relative clauses: “ defining ”, “ non-defining ” A) Defining Relative Clauses Defining relative clauses give necessary information in a sentence. Review the chart below for relative pronouns: for people Ø who/that/whom for things Ø which/that for places Ø where for time Ø when possessive for people and things Ø whose Relative Clause Pronouns Used as the subject : “Who/Which/That” ·       I thanked the woman. She helped me.       I thanked the woman ...