NOUNS
 
Noun Ae AnnwMlaGundonu, di, dvnes, anil, uacwassr
 
Noun sinazasvinediae —ity, -ion, -ism, -ness, -ence, -th, -ment, -ship, -er, -or, -ance, -ancy
‘du minority, combination, realism, awareness, difference, length, establishment,
relationship, composer, conductor, maintenance, accountancy
 
 
 
ushfivas Noun
- uray (Subject) tastlzzlua itu The sun rises in the east.
= nezu (Object) sasuselua du The Earth orbits the Sun.
-  Soutiiudiaaesusetua (Complement)
tu George is a teacher. (Subject Complement)
We made him our leader. (Object Complement)
= nesumsauaznssuzes (Direct Object) and (Indirect Object)
George bought Anna (Indirect Object) some flowers. (Direct Object)
ee oe
namusas nszuATe
#oumudsaas Noun
- agua Article du a smart student, an engineer, the professor
- agua Possessive Adjective tu my favorite book, your computer, his hat
= atjuma Preposition td in the lobby, on the table, at home
alsz4nnaas Noun
urisnantilu 2 uszunn Ae
4. @ounaniilA (Countable Noun) uriseentiu 2 wa Vauri
4.4, @aunmvenwail (Singular Noun) waneila Ravaea, dude
-_flavan tinh uiwa dog
 
 
~_lmynen urldithaenwaniiana Wu news, series, economics, physics,
 
means, politics ‘uvins
 
 
wwroevecure; . . : su ’
1.2. Pvuauwywani (Plural Noun) wa1Os manuals, Ware! "
+ Ait -s, -es itu chair(s), box(es) udu
- wl@tuwyLfluiaw vit child (children), mouse
ae) A
- AnMivlosHuihunyreiiane iu sunglasses,
(mice) ium
pants hui
i Faanway wacnynary
* Collective Noun vind numuaasnamiundy anraniulariaan ynai
\siu team, audience, committee, government ium | 7
awoeris team Wufeuiiea wiry i
‘unsivadinaitiu The team is playing well. (MN UO a
autNesauanuslacAuly team wen
The team are all having dinner. (1
witty They)
Aounaniuilaila (Uncountable Noun) du@aumuannariene
2.1. Material Noun Ae Jaqiitpl#euetiula/lA viu water, rice, sugar, juice fhuay
2.2. Abstract Noun Ae wasn Wieafuenaanis, ann, Arnfan Wu effciency, leadership,
love, happiness that
2.3. dounuiiindnlefiaddhuAqwanila usidudnurnilalAiane itu homework, equipment,
furniture, money, information WuatuVERBS
 
Verb Aa Aantuniuansmansinvesusesqluuscton
 
Verb sinazasvinuian -ate, -ize, -ise, -ify, -en iu activate, realize, revise, ratify, shorten
 
 
 
= ai
uihiiaes Verb
ed
yowlhinidunaudasluuszlua du | love playing tennis.
uszunnaas Verb
1. renuy (Finite Vero) Ae renfituenanlsesrundnaoalsstun, rerun Tense,
userurfitums Voice
td He works very hard.
| have never been to Japan.
The bag was stolen.
 
4 4 oe een 4 A
Totluniisuaztunaed Verb witlaueifiusameaviady unvduil Conjunction
w~
Verto Verb
(du They understand and feel sorry for his loss.
<—
 
 
 
2. niealaiutt (Non-Finite Verb) Ao riunfilallAdumaalszsnulaeszetun Tauri
2.1 Infinitive Verb
2.1.1 Infinitive with to
2.1.2 Infinitive without to
2.2  Gerund
2.3 ParticipleInfinitive with to
— Yawhdlithalsswaesdsztua iu To earn more than a milion baht per month is my life goal
sonadidludauiauuvessztua tau It is good to-see you. | hope to. see you in Singapore,
= paumas Question Words tsi | don't know what to have for dinner. She asked me how to solve
this problem.
= Vert finde to + Vint
plan, try, need, decide, appear, agree, intend, fail + to + V.inf
\du He decided to study for a Master's Degree abroad.
advise, force, allow, ask, tell, teach, expect, hire + Object + to + V.inf
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
du She doesn't allow me to come home late.
Infinitive without to
- waa Modal Verb usenauludae can, could, shall, should, will, would, may, might, Uae must
(du He can run very fast.
-  wéia had better, would rather, used to, have to, ought to, be going to hustu
tu He used to live in Australia. | had better go home now.
- waa Causative Verb (Verb Muses tulauaunzsiisumu Lauri let, make, have)
tus Do not let your dogs go outside.
She makes him do her homework.
He had her meet the clients yesterday.
- iit Verb uze@rndiutia iu hear, sense, see, watch, listen, notice udu Mauansliitiud
Trsunsmurinertaey
‘du | hear someone sing a song.
| saw our prime minister sign a contract.
 
 
4 a eee eee
wiz lf V.ing MA Mentudrdahtansevinaarivay
(du | hear someone singing a song.
| saw our prime minister signing a contract.
 
 
INTENSIVE CU-TEPGerund
2 Peer eet
Gerund Aa V.ing Wiawiniiuaaww
Fy
wunvimas Gerund
sys quesulzetua wu Swimming is good for your health.
namwaesszlua iu | love eating ice-cream.
Subject Complement \tiu My hobby is playing football,
Object 84 Preposition (141 in, on, at, with, about, to, of udu)
undaatinsidu | am thinking about going abroad.
 
TD
\Verb Henueiad Gerund iu start, admit, risk, resist, enjoy, feel, like, avoid, can’t stand,
be used to, look forward to, quit uri
 
 
 
 
unsiaadwidu | quit smoking two years ago.
| look forward to seeing you in Japan.
 
om PT Pes :
Gerund tuaeiunsesg V.ing fviwiiifhuArwwn uel Present Continuous \flu Tense
: i ee dae
(du | love swimming. (swimming luriiautiiih Gerund)
diz id
am swimming. (swimming lufitiviwtiniiily Verb 18s Present Continuous)
 
 
Participle
1. Present Participle
1.4.. Ae Ving Arinutniiddudawsuny laud wnfignseetunssiiaeiiues
tdu The train going to Hua Hin will leave the station at 8:00 p.m.
12. Re V.ing Hina Adjective HaderAnunniunseyiaauiaies
\du The crying baby
2. Past Participle
24. fe v.3 Winwthfifudounue lnudwautignsereiugnnssy
\du The money stolen from the bank has been found.
22. fev.s thinwtifidu Adjective WededAaumntugnnssin viadhuan wand
iu The stolen bag, Mixed feelings
wwresive cueADJECTIVES
Pa i ee
Adjective Ae MaquAN NIWA
ent, -less, -ish -able, ible -ic, -al, -y
Adjective sinazasvusae ful, -ous, -ive, -ant, ~
selfish, comfortable
du beautiful, generous, aggressive, arrogant, different, harmless,
sensible, ironic, fatal, sunny
 
 
I
siquursaas Adjective
1. asjusis Be wie V. to be itu Be careful, She js attractive.
2. agwinaauay iu a happy man, a beautiful bag, an interesting ook
‘judi Linking Verb (Arnie rfuanqnudnsnus viauansnrnfan tau feel, smell, taste, get,
remain, sound, get, become, seem, WAZ look)
unsiaatinadu She looks happy with the results.
Durians smell very strong.
Order of Adjectives
1. Determiners 2. aun = 3. drwaw 4, nana 5. WIA 6. ant
7 @ 8. ayn 9. Anuuiiawinnilu Adjective 10. AaUuMANTignaene
o dirty large old n English brick hou:
 
 
Determiners tu Article, Possessive Adjective, Demonstrative Adjective.
war Quantifers
 
 
Inrensive cu-tePParticiple (Adjective)
Participle t#431191N Verb tu amaze, surprise, excite, fascinate, bore, worry, relax, irritate, astonish,
shock, frustrate, interest hugh
 
pusauluqninastinlaiaAmdnenuasinninily Adjective usiaiy7 udatilu Vero
ae as
udaSareulatnuailu Adjective
 
 
reathanrsiArtihamuluguaes Verb
Physics does not interest me much.
My friends surprised me at the party.
wsivimin Ver oshiiuldenaiy Adjective anarnaariala
~ [Tannin ~ing deaedlerunane th..] iu tnt
unsiratinsisiu Physics is not interesting for me.
Physics is not an interesting subject for me.
clout v.3 tunatlumunaafain|idu fandsemanala
unsiratinaidu | was surprised when my friends started singing “Happy Birthday”.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Participle
1. Present Participle
1.1. Ae V.ing Myiawinaudausene laud muvignaeredunssvivoduies
«du The train going to Hua Hin will leave the station at 8:00 p.m.
1.2. Aa Ving Aiiwihiudly Adjective Matedianntunredauiaes
(du The crying baby
2. Past Participle
24. Ae V.3 Myinawihiidudausee laud neiignawredugnnss
\du The money stolen from the bank has been found.
22. feV.3 tiwhilidy Adjective Wedd Anniugnnzsyh vieduanwnsal
(du The stolen bag, Mixed feelingsADVERBS
Adverb Aa dantuviumenl diniaiiudnfestie Verb, Adjective, Adverb, Phrase, Kae Clause
Adverb sinazaatuaan -ly ueilsiauelu iu lovely, friendly, lonely, elderly, deadly silly,
lively Seviwiiniuilu Adjective
unsigetinaidu He answered the phone call in a friendly voice.
 
ualiinas Adverb
Adverb aanzasenelaynsiaumds enviar wnenimeneAruiuniniaes Adjective
‘4uei7t Verb Wau He runs fast.
‘atu Adjective tu She is really beautiful.
‘une Adverb itu He runs very fast.
tu Phrase (iu We are almost at the airport
‘mu Clause Wi However much he saved, he never had enough money.
aaiuvaneas Adjective uaz Adverb fisinsii
Nar
hard
enn, dain
Tania)PRONOUNS
 
Pronoun fa ArasrMAA HUMAN
Cao Dar
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Macca fear ee es
Greeti cnet cn a retary
Be esoayyy Goer TOC CG ear MC RCM
POSE CU Mm DRE Cea Cem CarC) Re
Con ar) POC ON ME Oh oot aby
Crd Cea a
ares) BESior by
Penton
yanaii 1 1 Me My Mine Myself
Iwalked. | Paul calledme. |Myname | This is mine. | | love myself.
You You Your Yours Yourself/
You walked. | Paul called you. | Yourname | This is yours. | Yourselves
You love
yourself,
yanati 3010 | He Him His His Himself
He walked. |Paulcalledhim.}Hisname | Thisishis. | He loves.
himself.
ynnaii 3 vis | She Her Her Hers i) Herself
She walked. | Paul called her. |Hername —_| This is hers. | She loves
herself.
find doves [it It Its Its Itself
Itwalked. | Paul calledit. | Its name This is its. Itloves itself.
Yanai 1 We Us Our Ours Ourselves
wywal We walked. | Paul called us. | Our name This is ours. | We love
= ourselves.
Yanan 3 They Them Their Theirs Themselves
wynart They Paul called Theirname | This is theirs. | They love
hard ea themselves.
 
 
 
wwrensive cuteruvifiasayad Possessive Adjective 9119971 Possessive Pronoun #7471 Possessive
Adjective fax udawArurudue du This is your pencil. |
Possessive Pronoun azlaiiA wim Mad IIe Possessive Pronoun WIM IMUAAL |
narauthatvesdoumastuesveyuda iu This penell is yours.
 
 
 
Itis she who works very hard. jnstiiudesl4 Subject Pronoun fiiwiniiudses tues
 
 
rT aa Pia
usetua wala is Hawthidhy Complement euan It wax she ueuauariy Tauro
Ao ‘wwailunundy Matdluestuniiseriosld she
 
Itis him whom | kicked. |nsciiiueias 4 Object Pronoun Aiawiiilunssuvesuazlun were
is Hatafiilu Complement Watenr ‘tunriay Faiululstundisadoeld him
 
 
a.
wi
pt
 
According to him, the English class will be rescheduled,|nstiltisiadl4 Object Pronoun
 
 
 
wwaawediinauda Preposition
Another/ ey inal aloes) Pronouns
felitctg
Another + A1W1N Another/The other + V. anwait
tanwad
My hobby is playing basketball. Another is reading
Iwill order another —_ | Books.
cup of coffee later.
JX
‘Wuitii Another unu Another hobby ‘Létad
Wincriaunthiladinrayadis hobby luda
 
 
Other Other + Funuynywari | Others/The others + V. wuwart
We have other things | You take these bags. | will take the others.
to do first. Ja
the others ufitiumu the other bags ‘Atat
iwnereuntilafinisynite bags tude
love playing football. Others prefer basketball
Wid Others avldyotaauaumlalldeaarilAiury
EER vressivecureePREPOSITIONS
Preposition Ae Anywumifouendrumnls, 1A, wasn rusfianezmnAauAumaAaD
aes a al
Juitisveiunudaywun 2 Uren aimlses uariseluionouithalaedn ail
 
 
Prepositions of Time
© Wau : June, July, September © dasiaarluusiazdu : moming, afternoon,
(du The rainy season starts in May l N tu Let's meet in the afternoon
and ends in September. after lunch.
71 : 1986, 1995, 2012 ¢ daaiam : The 18” century,
tdu | was born in 1995. the 1990s (Years 1990 - 1999)
@.qqma : summer, spring, winter (thu My favorite band was popular in
id | suggest you visit Japan in winter. the 1990s.
4u : Tuesday ¢ FudaAy : Birthday, Father's Day,
\dw | would like to remind you that we e) N Mother's Day, Christmas Day
have exams on Tuesday. td My friends and | booked a flight
uml : 25 August, 2017 to France on Christmas Day.
\fiu My son was bor on 25 August. 2017.
eo daavaatluusiaz tu : dusk, dawn, ¢ daatungainama : Christmas,
night, noon, midday, midnight EME Songkran
(du | stayed up late at night watching \du Many people go back to their
the series, hometown at Songkran.
© 12a1: 7:30 p.m. © The end/The beginning
idu Let's meet at 7:30 pm. (du At the end of the day, she was
found guilty of culpable homicide.
£52, hd Aree ad
Since wunutis ‘aus Forzy qaiaay I1AGuriantumausidiels wu She has worked as
an accountant since 2010. waneiis ‘isevirenuiuiniinyamaueit) 2010"
For unnetie ‘tihuaarwnuvitls' dezy ‘doaiaay dvivdarhasnwquuelwu du She has
worked as an accountant for seven years. wunutis wsevaanuihainicyaan 7 Duda
omensve corer [EEPrepositions of Place
Touvialuiaas lt
gee Ae le east 6
In: Vitutuntavtedseuemariaun
On : Viilensrairequunufivvesdens
At : Vilessyiaumisetnediasy
© 1. [have a house in Thailand.
IN 2. [live in Bangkok.
Ihave my name card in my wallet.
1. [have a house on Sukhumvit Road.
Oo N 2. My place is on the third floor of the building.
3. His phone is on the table.
an © 1. They are meeting at 155/1 Sukhumvit Road.
2. He is at Siam Paragon.
3. He is waiting for you at the exit.
EZ wrensive cu-rerCONJUNCTIONS
 
eluavinvourin
luaveuAn vier:
th
4
tian
Conjunction Ae Athi
 
‘PSTD 40
 
 
 
UNON g UNON | UeMET 0} 06 0} sayay papioap 1,uaneY | geen, Jo"--s8yNoUM
‘AjBATESIO
quanpy 9 qieapy sje ing ‘ATTUATTE! Ayo Jou s4s0Mm aH sgn wnenurne | “"oste 1nq"*“AlU0 10N
Suyeew
anjoalpy 9 anqoalpy | ou) u! STTEOSU sou SATISOd saypiou sem aH (oupereweyry) “out you" a4}9N
361095
9A QeA] — YIM INO OD Jo awoY ye ABTS soyye 11m 1] (sMELBEWYSLBaUBWY) "YT, ogo" OUI
p pue™ Mog
 
UNON *@ UNON
Sle] a1oM UOT pue SOIOSH wOg
(unseBNW) zUN ON
Errol ase)
   
 
 
 
 
 
 
‘smeo ey
asne|O 9 asne|Q | JSOTASU] os YOnOUS fm ABTA TOU Pip ABUL nang os
GIaApY 8 GIBADY Ainjased 1nq |Se] Alan Sanup 9H an nq |
‘@anoalpy ® aAnoelpy. ‘Raury ok AIESS SEM Wiy UL en] 1h
UNON 8 UNON | ZUeTEP 10 BUIYD 0} 06 0} J8}a10 NOK PINOM een 30
al; ‘mOOWO) Buaaw
aun pue
i8n 8 GEA
 
ey) noge Wily PUNE pue Ted aseeid
 
 
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INTENSIVE CU-TEPARTICLES
IANNIS
Article Aa Ania HaimemusfiummRaa wizavenquasninudny
dcfawariuazarmannzisisss lauurisiihusesnda Hat
       
ae nd
  
 
   
    
   
   
  
 
 
Capen Dice Cavan Ou Ens
 
| would like to have a cup
of coffee.
He has an appointment
tomorrow.
 
   
The book is on the table. | The children are having
lunch at the canteen
Have you received
  
 
the money?
 
 
AlAn
Aner” mumaudnnmennallaitiancivess ussdamaude A Lallatududandus ody
(du A new umbrella (ia d'tusaaz)
 
 
Js is " et cake ;
An “Wen” mimoBrNenwalitanisaiss UasmaM Nad An Tusudde es adr
 
 
tdu An hour (1971882), An unexpected journey (GulaAaiWA'yiA Laat)
The
~  daynlfownianreiilaadien eu The sky, The sun
c thntatiugega ‘du The highest mountain in the world, The most expensive bag in the shop
- taut dad uiu The first, The second, The tenth
-  tawhieaounta (uauana) itu The Smiths
. sinwsinuseannii s aavinu itu The United States, The Philippines, The Netherlands unvYu Laos
ainwhAnnwi Ayeuaciiileyiuiteyudadmwiise:ls wu The paper, The examination
- shuthfeanruiimaniianans the Chao Praya, The Black Sea
- The + Adj. = néjss@ui tu The rich, The poor
Snvfannamés The lalliududauiaus o.6n9 lu The hospital (‘aaafiifia)
azeiweaniaus “aes”
. he doko ieee
Saviamamda The SuduMauiaus a.s9 wu The embassy (‘iauura) azequeaniaes “
—yoiienfauan VW AVAn wsidhyatisdedutnseu 14 The
vu They were surprised to see an elephant. Unfortunately, the elephant did not seem
to be pleased to see them.
 
 
 
Without Article
-  Annaniilald wu He needs money.
= daunannynestivlaldianne isa Women love shopping.
+ Wiualesimavfgidtewanuiinuu tty See you in Thailand. | went to Tokyo last year
-  FusBewil/qqnna vty Today is Monday. Winter is coming.
~ Heer? wu We are ready for lunch. Mum is preparing dinner for us.
+ fivhfisr/niw vu We like playing football. | prefer speaking Spanish to English.
= panadieiaraurimama wu Songkran is in April. Loy Krathong is one of the most famous
festivals in Thailand.DETERMINERS
 
 
 
Dea) Paar iic lt) Cae Onan s Paar o Dy
ited
A e A book -
An An engineer -
The money The book The books
The
Drea
 
    
 
 
 
Little
Much
Little money
Much money
 
Prete
This This money This book :
That That money That book :
These : : These books
Those - : Those books
  
    
 
 
   
A large quantity of
A large amount of
A large amount of money
A large quantity of water
    
 
  
 
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Another : Another book :
Each : Each book : i
Every : Every book
Few : Few books
Other : | Other books
Many : Many books
Several Several books _|
Each of the = Each of the books
One of the -
 
 
 
One of the books
 
EE revive curseDey
Gaba iniety
aaron nny)
pes
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
ere
A number of : es A number of books
The number of - : The number of books |
Most Most money : Most books
All All money All books
Some Some money : Some books
lemuan Enough money Enough books
Alot of A lot of money : A lot of books
Plenty of Plenty of money : Plenty of books
Some of the Some of the money _| - Some of the books
Most of the Most of the money _ | - Most of the books
None of the None of the money None of the books
No No money No book No booksNOUN CLAUSES
Noun Clause Ae uUszluadauiivianiiniuaran
Jasaa19 : Question Words/Whether/That + Subject + (Helping Verbs) + Verb
 
Question Words/Whethe!
eleanor
What are you doing?
Noun Clauses
 
| don't know what you are doing.
 
Where have you been?
| don't know where you have been
 
 
When will you arrive? I don't know when you will arrive.
Why did he come home late? I don’t know why he came home late.
 
Who would like to order first?
[don't know who would like to order first.
 
Whose bag is this?
Which color do you prefer?
| don't know whose bag this is.
| don't know which color you prefer.
 
Whom can | talk with?
| don't know whom | can talk with.
 
 
 
 
 
 
Are you hungry?
Did he come home last night?
Have you finished your work?
Can you swim?
 
 
Whatever {will eat whatever you order for me.
Wherever They will follow wherever | go.
Whenever | will go to Hua Hin whenever I'm free.
Whoever Whoever crosses the finish line first will win
the competition
Whichever Choose whichever color you like the most.
Whomever twill pick whomever | think is the best for the team.
| don't know whether you are hungry or not.
| don't know ifhe came home last night.
| don't know whether you have finished your work.
| don't know if. you can swim.
 
EE wrens cure(eT eno SAW Tt Noun Clauses
That-Clause
     
 
 
   
believe that, know that, think that, | | hope that | will study harder next semester.
hope that, understand that
 
important that, likely that, possible
that, good that
  
tis important that you should be more careful.
next time.
 
 
na
uayiaas Noun Clause
- ses uaesilzetun (Subject) iu What you have done so far is good for society.
-  namuesuzetua (Object) itu We are determining where he is at the moment.
+ douifisuisiunuilszs7U (Subject Complement) iu The question is whether we are satisfied
with the results or not.
= nssuwesAayWUM (Object of the Preposition) ity Thank you for what you have devoted to society.
- doula Adjective (Adjective Complement) tu | am happy that you can come to
the party. Itis sad that you cannot make it
 
Question Words 611261281 Infinitive with to
 
Question Words ti what, where, who, whose, which, whom, how, whether
tdul | don't know how to say “love” in Japanese.
We cannot agree whether to go to Japan or Korea.
| cannot decide whose idea to adopt.SUBJECT — VERB AGREEMENT
   
Aywanianwail udu The bus leaves the station
at 6:00 a.m.
Anununyward wu The children are playing
at the playground.
 
ArwantiulallA edu Information is the key
to success.
Either, Neither, Anybody, Somebody,
Everybody, Nobody, Anyone, Someone,
Everyone, No one, One, Anything,
Something, Everything, Nothing
\du Everyone is looking for John.
Anunuunadaiidlgumynadl (-s) usitthaanward
iia Physics, Mathematics, Politics, Economics,
News, Series, Means
\du Physics has changed the way we live.
[ .
An amount of + Anwatul la
The amount of + Anumniu lalla
(du The amount of water in the dam has
dropped significantly.
The number of + AumNYyNaE
itu The number of students has decreased.
There is + ATWimenwawA LLL
(du There is a student in the classroom.
There is good information in this booklet.
A lot of, Plenty of, Most of, Some of, All of,
None of, Percent of + Aruautiilalla
(du All of the money has been deposited.
EE rouse corer
 
Few, A few, Many, Several + ANWIUWYWa
(du Many students are in the classroom.
A number of + ATuINWYyWat
\du A number of students are waiting for the
bus.
There are + ATWINWYWatT
du There are many students in the
classroom.
A lot of, Plenty of, Most of, Some of, Alll of,
 
None of, Percent of + AvuiuWywart
tu Most of the students are hard-working.oun of Anui Verb szihumuAaurmh off tau The author of the books is famous.
 
 
Aqwin's AqwaAN Verb szAuMuATUAMAG 's|tIU Phil's dogs are very aggressive.
 
 
 
Correlative Conjunction itu Either...or..., Neither...nor.
Not only...but also... Verb szdhumuriaunuitalnd Verb qa
‘du Not only the mother but also the children are unhappy with the result.
 
 
assem
a
Arun (Preposition + ArwiH) + Verb tdu The books on the table belong to John.
wares coerBulApms $1 1/eUS/oH
‘urspnis veeq sey 1/US/OH
“paIpms sey 11/84S/2H
   
serpms W/OUS/eH,
 
   
 
 
 
powwzeusvegunaraagnaen
nobepoury,
agonyunogrguryguecuty
  
 
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Buikpmis uaaq aney AouL parpnys @ney AOUL Burkpms ore AOuL
ANVNOA JENVNOA jemvno,| “Apmis Kay yenvno, rerio
Buikpmis u9|q oney | PaIpnis OAeU | Burkpnis we | “PMS | Peon
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aneujsey anewsey auejwie/s! seopop JE MaUCEN)
“mouowioy Bulky we |
nonpnwuunanyrwauryrueuulan
“yooq mau Aw Jo}
Ayssenwun wosy juaquoo ayy
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SinOY 90449 40} Pymseynugeulin ngbepogrerneny upcinngn
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bebrounpruruetuln Beery
 
joalao + Burn +
uaaq + aneysey + 198/ang
 
 
waldo + A+
aneyjsey + yoalqng
  
 
 
yalgo + Gura +
aueswe;s! + yoalqng
 
          
walgo +
(se-'s-) A + walang
  
era
 
INTENSIVE CU-TEP.
PCP RULE)
   
erence]
  
Sue peice RUC]
 
ICL re RUE EOtCTe
 
PRESENT TENSESpalieo Oulag uaaq Sey 1/US/aH
paljeo ueaq Sey W/OUS/eH
“pajied Buleq SI W/euS/9H
‘payjed S1 W/EUS/eH
 
Daieo Oulag uaeq aney AOL
fANVTIO,
payes veeq aney hau
enno,
 
“paies Bulag aie Kaul
/ONVNOA,
“pajieo ae AayaNynod
 
aie Bulag uaaq aAeU |
“palied uaaq AAey |
paleo Buieq We
 
payjeo we |
 
A+ Oued +
uaeq + eney/sey + y9alang
 
 
Ourkpms uaeq qeys/ey SPH
eA+uIeG+
anewsey + yalang
   
epaipms weys/ay se
EA + Ouleg +
asejwe/s! + yoalang
 
z6uikpms waysiay S|
   
 
€'A + auejweyst + y98/gng
eApms ways/ay Seog
 
{BurXpnis usaq Aayyanynok ane}
epaipms Kau
JaMynok aneH,
eBurkpmis Kayyanynok any
expms Kayyjanynok og
 
ZouIApnis u88q | aa
ZpaIpMs | ACH
ZOuIApNS | Uy
¢Apnis | 0g
 
Buikpnis useq 10u Sey W/OYS/oH
PaIPMS JOU SEY W/OUS/OH
‘BulApnys Ou si
 
/aus
 
7H
“ApMIs 10U SOP WOUS/OH
 
‘Buikpns:
uaaq jou eney AayL/aMnoA,
PAIPNIS JOU BABY AAU
JONVIOA
Buikpnis you ave Ay
eNO,
‘Apmis yOu Op ABYL/BNVNOA
 
Burpnys waaq OU orey |
 
 
 
       
Bruise hee RICE]
          
“paIpnys Jou BABY |
payed usselg
BuIApnis jou We |
 
 
UOD JUasalg
 
 
     
‘ApMS 10U OP |
ea Say
Cy
                         
Pes cs
Peay
 
                        
    
   
rime)
Pea
 
Sete)Buikpns useq pey WeUsioH
 
Palpnys pey 1/84S/2H W9US/PH
 
‘Buixpms usaq pey AayL
 
PaIpnys pey AayL ‘Burpnis alm AOL
“palpnis //8US/9H
         
ey
 
  
"paIpnis | Pre
 
FENN, /aNVNO, /aNVnoA | “palpnys KayLanyno,
‘Burpnis weeq pey | palpnis peyy ‘Buipnis sem |
i
pey pey auanysem
ree
   
Crewe)
 
(Leciapzsoesinin)
of € puno; ay a1ojoq
suo 2asy) 40) yoxSueg Ut
Guin uaeq pey aH
Leeieprigizen
wyonyierussuurusculany
ninarae ro
Aevussuuzuevulan
Usunuruprurueculan
niprae eidwig yseg avy
Jooyos jeaipaw do} ayy
qu! 06 ay auojaq jooyos
sly) Je paipnis pey aH ‘Gues auoyd ayy uayM
Jamoys @ Sune} sen ays
ajduig yseq noun
aunnpwunugueculsn | wwonyBeuueuugueculan
                      
t—
‘Aepiaysak
feUL ped pey |
semmmeururueculint pArSPTL tae
 
yoelgo +
Bur'n + ueeq + pey + 19aIang
yoalqo + yalgo + Burr, +
€°A + pey + yoalgng alamysem + yoalgng
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
PAST TENSES
Eu re Rete Be]
   
 
see Be] ELCs Re)
 
 
           
38190 + Z'A + 190Iqng easy
 
INTENSIVE CU-TEP
     
Elsa) EITpaljes Bulag veag pey 1]
/2US/@H
 
eo ueeq pey |
/OUS/OH
pajjeo Bulag sem}
/auS/eH
      
palj2o Sem 1//2US/2H
 
“pal
 
Bulaq uaaq pey AauL
ANNO,
palieo uaeq pey AauL
JeNVNO,
pajjeo Bulag elem AayL
JMO,
      
paijes oven KouL
/ENVNOA eat’
 
alles Ouleq veeq pey |
‘paljed useq PeY |
pajjed Bulag Sem |
    
palied Sem |
 
Pea
 
@A+ Ould +
uaaq + pey + 198Igng
 
 
 
 
 
{Burns ueq ways/ay peH
At
useq + pey + 1oalang
 
epeipnis qyeysjay peH
€A+ ouleg +
azanysem + yoalang
a6uixpnis ways/ay sen
         
 
eA+
asanysem + lang ieee
EN]
Apmis qWeys/ay Pid
 
ZouiApnis ueeq Kau
janynok peH}
épaipns Aeyy
Janynok pe
ZOuIKpms Kau
/aMNOK a8,
     
cApnys Kaun
JNyNOK pig
 
Gouikpms u39q | eH
EPAIPMS | PEH
{buApms | sem
éApnis | pid
 
Buikpns uaaq jou Pey I]
/2US/2H
PAIPNIS Jou Pey
/ausieH
 
 
 
‘BurApnis you sem}
/2US/eH
‘AMS 1OU PIP H
/2US/OH
 
 
Burpnis uaaq you pey Kay]
JONVNO,
 
paipnis you pey Aayy
  
/WVNO,,
  
‘Burpnis jou arom AouL
/ONVNOA
‘ApNys jou pip Ady
            
/ENVNOA
 
BurApnis uooq jou peut
 
 
  
Cen R CE
   
Parpnis jou pey |
 
OPEC a
   
  
‘Buikpnis jou Sem
 
Ite RP]
‘AMS JOU PIP |
    
ES
               
 
borer coreBUIAPIIS UOT BABY JOU MI
‘POIPMS BABY OU | I
 
Buikpms © YOU TA Wh
 
 
ARMS YOU NWA W
/eUS/eH
     
 
      
US/2H /2US/OH US/9H
‘BuiApnis uaaq aAey jou |jIm Aayl | “palpms aaey jou jim Aayy | “BuiApnys aq you jim AayL ‘Apnys you jm ABUL
ANVNOA aNVNO,, FOWWNO, BNVNOA
Ertan
 
urApnis uaeq aney JOU |IMmy
 
PAIPMIS BABY JOU || |
BurApnys 6q YOU ||
“Apmis 1OU |" |
   
Cea
 
 
 
Burkpnis usaq aney IM 1OUS/AH
‘Buipnis useq aney jim AoyL
ANNO,
palpmis aney
/2USIBH
my
DaIpMIs any HM KUL
feMvno,
 
Burkpnys 2q 11! 3)
/2us/2H
Burkpmys 8G 1m AOL
/BNVNO,
      
‘Apmis |! 1/8US/2H
‘Apmis iim ay
PMNOK ea oty
 
“BurApMs Udeq Oney IMT
“PAIPNYS SAey |lIM |
‘BuiApnys aq |i |
‘APMIS HM | PES
 
 
 
 
 
rsa)
Crew]
 
 
(Letrznzereginim)
wd 00:2 Aq sunoy sayy
40} BulApms usag aney |! |
wurnianyiouuscuspaezun
opwuerance
ugnuntuseugyusuetulan
jooyos yBiy ayy
oqul sja6 Jaysis Aw
awn ayy Aq
pajenpes6 aney iI |
auurionyreaeuguecul
“@wioy @wiod nok
uaym Buidaajs 2q ja |
weunany
Rovuceussuquc.ul
            
sak |xeu J9}e|
uedep 0} 06 1
wuLnonyrnece
‘MOMJOWO} UIEJ |IIM I]
qustulamLoLl ee
 
yoalqo + Burn +
m+ joalang
  
uaeg + aney +
 
 
yalgo + EA +
aney + jw + yoalgng aa+
 
 
 
 
 
FUTURE TENSES
  
Eun ve he LUB]
 
 
yoalgo + Burn +
m + Joalgng
  
 
      
yalqo +
JUNA + 11M + Yoalqng DLSEDSUY
 
reine]
SULT Tene]
Poeaired Bulag usaq eney jim] “palleo ueeq eeu ma] panes Buleq oa Hm payes 8g TM
/2US/@H /2US/9H /US/PH /2us)
  
8H
 
             
    
pared “paiied
Bulag usaq aney jim Koy uaeq aney jim Kau | ‘partes Bulag aq im AayL| —“patieo aq jm Kou
J2NVNOA FNVNOA F2NVNOA
 
  
 
faNvnO,
aan. ears
    
    
 
     
payjeo Bulag u80q SAU IM
 
Pal
 
 
2 uaeq eney im) | -payeo Buieq oq nm ae 6G HIT
  
Pay
 
     
      
 
        
  
EA + 6ulog + fA + 88g +
uaeq + aney + [Im + 109IGng] —aney + tI + 19alGng
A + Buiaq + A+
aq +1m+roalang| aq + I1Im + yoalgng
 
herr ae
           
        
Q010A anissed
EPAIPMS BAY 1! 2OUIApTIS 8q 1!
{BurApnis usaq aney WaUs/au IM /2US/2U IM Fauso4 wm] eAPms 1/9yS/ou IM
Zpalpmys aney aun ZOulApnIs 8q Kaui GApNIS Kou
JONyNOK MA J@NYNOK INA JONDOA IM
——.
IM
   
  
 
ZoulApnis waaq aney Kaun
JaMynok III
    
            
        
            
rLou,
 
ZBuIApMis u8Eq @AeU | TIM Zparpnis aney
 
ZOuApNIS 64 |
 
2APMS TIM
  
 
 
Pie
 
 
    
eee Tear) Soc P eu Ero SU Ermine) oyeCONDITIONAL SENTENCES
If you heat ice, it melts.
Ves
 
omic)
Conditional Clause
     
Main Clause
Capra)
 
 
 
 
 
V.inf
natihiunaweds, | If Present Simple, | If she goes out, trisesentd
Wuuss40 Present Simple she takes an umbrella. | werarsvludiow
notifier If Present Simple, | If | don't win the lottery, | “rdulsignaemwne?
‘Auawran Future Simple I won't buy a new duaclatertiuudslyl
house.
natiAnds lin Present Simple, | If he comes, tell me. fawn vandudioe
   
nedhiululaile If Past Simple, If | had a car, | would
uileqtiy Subject + would | not take a bus. (uanniudn : duliza)
(osstiuanais | + Vint
Autlagiiu) i
 
éoduiizn duerlaond
 
     
 
‘nati V. to be
‘udaunes
Conditional Clause
‘udtowladuld
‘allattlagiiu ae
Vi were fiuuzes1u
nwa
 
 
If were you, | would
study harder.
nacdututaita fPast Perfect, | If you had studied dnluedinqnudsladens
Wuean Subject + would | harder, you would have | sand dautiqnunsse
(arstnurtunrda | + have + V.3 passed the exams. seuruludude
‘uaain)
dnduduqas
duaedelagnannndnil
(Clumaruthuais : ulate’
ufhuqna)
 
       
   
  
(luaaaiusts
uetaqnlilarsladew,
 
 
reve cureera pen
   
Cette on Saud
Pr
 
 
 
nadufuaaneis, Should + Subject | Should she go out, If she goes out,
dhudae4n +V.inf, Present | she takes an umbrella. | she takes an umbrella.
Simple
ages
nedinarsiinay Should + Subject | Should | win the lottery, | If win the lottery,
‘uewnnan + V.inf, Future Iwill buy a big house. ! will buy a big house.
Simple
natant Should + Subject | Should he come, tell me. | If he comes, tell me.
+ V.inf, V.int
 
Subject + would —_ | he would study harder.
+ V.int
nodular Had + Subject Had you studied harder,
Aueaa + V.3, Subject you would have passed
(arvinurfurnueis | + would + have | the exams.
‘usin ae
 
 
 
nothdululaila Were + Subject | Were | to have a car, If | had a car,
Auileqiiu + to + V.inf, | would not take a bus. | | would not take a bus.
(navtuufiumass | Subject + would
Audlegy) + Nglot
Were + Subject, | Were he like you, If he were like you,
 
he would study harder,
Ifyou had studied
harder, you would have
passed the exams.
 
 
 
anansnadusaumisla taududan Main Clause uazennday Conditional Clause iu
She takes an umbrella if she goes out.
Unless Smanmnwiduidiuaiy If not ued ‘Adlal wiv If | do not study hard, | will fail the
exams. emanznuldunldid Unless | study hard, | will fail the exams,
wressve cuserPARTICIPLE CLAUSES
 
 
 
 
T
qua, + oalang
“e'A + uaaq BuneH,
 
quan + J9aIqng
‘eA + BuneH
 
‘Ajaqeipawiu! |ey1dsoy ay) 0) JUaM ay Ajayelpowuut jeydsoy ayy oyjuam) — etarusLUlsMUBoL
1y Aq uanig ueeq pey uYor Jayy | UYor ‘Bop siy Aq uayiq ueeq BulAeH ‘ raururoeculsn
‘WALID a4) 0} JUaM aUS 4 ‘WAUID ay) 0} ]UaM Sququculanugney
‘uomewoy Jey ouop pey euUy Jey} eu omawoy Jay auop BuIneH nowururvsluln
Bis
“yom
s,ulajsul3 Aq pauidsul si ay asneoeq
Jsto1shyd e awosaq 0} sjueM aH
 
pmoxo ayy Aq pabBesnooue
Sem ay UAYM 0X4 Ayeuad a4) YOO) BH
“ysiaisKyd e ewooag 0} sjuem
ay “NOM S,ulaysulg Aq pauidsuy
“yo| Ayjeuad aun
yoo) ay ‘pmaso aij Aq paBeunooug
 
ryrrogungu yuu
 
quag + yOalgns ‘E"A
 
quo
snoinaid ey aye] dn peters pey ey
asneoag ssejo Suwow ayy pessiu aH
‘ssejo Guiwow ey) passiw ey
‘yyBiu snoinaid ey) aie] dn Buikeyg
wrlan
 
 
 
pep Jay 40} Buniem sem ays ally
auoyd ajiqow Jay Guisn sem euuy
 
pep Jay 40) Buniem sem aun
auoyd ajiqow Jay Bulsn sem
TOpMpPORRUNLaseINg euUy LoyynENa
‘auoyd ayiqow Jay
Buisn sem euuy ‘pep say 10) Bune
ian + 100/qng
ae
 
nynegunguururusculant
ease
CS STEM tot
 
aseuug leidioneg
 
ep 194410) Buniem Sem ays aya
auoyd @jiqow Jay Buisn sem euUy
 
 
 
x
 
‘auoyd eliqow sey Bulsn sem euuy *
ep J9Y 10} BuneM
 
quant yoelgns ‘Gur,
NeraRELATIVE CLAUSES
 
Relative Clause Youlfaw Amado Touludauies Relative Clause Wuaziilu Clause
si Verb Hee/lu Relative Clause ‘aild Verb utarlsstun
The book is mine. The book is on the table.
The book which is on the table is mine.
Se
Relative Clause Verb wit
EEOC Marui
SU RUDE ay
who, which, that
who Vifuau
 
 
 
(laienaranay that A)
which 4fiuaenes
whom ‘Véfiuay
that Virfuau wazaones
(arunenaz that lA)
when
where
 
The woman who called me was Anna.
which Vainuaeves Have you seen my red pen which is always in my pocket?
that Viriuaw wavones The woman that called me was Anna.
Have you seen my red pen that is always in my pocket?
The pencil which | bought yesterday was very expensive.
The man whom | met yesterday was American.
The pencil that | bought yesterday was very expensive.
 
 
 
 
 
The man that | met yesterday was American.
| can't remember the time when the party starts.
ened |
The room where he lives needs a renovation
The room which he lives in needs a renovation.
 
The room in.which he lives needs a renovation
reese corerPor acu
PRC RaE PIG RLICN
| know Anna whose father isa pilot.
(i know Anna. Her father is a pilot.)
    
Fore) sree] LAM cel Lek LD
The bus for which she is waiting comes every half an hour.
(The bus which she is waiting for comes every half an hour.)
The man with whom she lived works as a consultant
(The man whom she lived with works as a consultant.)
 
 
Preposition + which
  
   
  
 
      
Preposition + whom
 
REE kOe eeeioarte
Paris, the capital city of France, is the most romantic city,
(Paris, which is the capital city of France, is the most
romantic city.)
The train coming from Chiang Mai arrives at 10:00 a.m.
(The train which comes from Chiang Mai arrives at 10:00 a.m.)
    
 
  
 
Appositive
 
 
Relative Clause aaguuuu
Active (V.ing)
Relative Clause angUuuu | Shoes made in Italy are expensive.
Passive (V.3) (Shoes which are made in Italy are expensive.)COMPARISON
 
  
  
    
 
EUR ESI BTC
         
   
Adjective fast
faster The fastest
He is a fast learner. | He is faster than Tim. | He is finding the fastest way
to reach your home.
     
 
Adverb: fast
He runs fast.
faster The fastest
He runs faster than | All students run very fast, but
Tim. Tim runs the fastest
 
wansintited Adjective une Adverb Faidunnaulanwgltanaurds (Irregular Adjective/Adverb)
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
good better The best
bad worse The worst
far further/ farther The furthest/ The farthest
old older/ elder The oldest’ The eldest
ee less The least
 
‘asami19 Double Comparatives
 
‘The + morelless/Adjectve via Adverb Hutrn + Subject + Verb, the + morelless/Adjectve vie Adverb Hurvh + Subject + Verb