This is class of English Speaking Course Lesson 8 by Structures. If you want to speak English, join this course. The first structure is ”use of yet”, the second is ”Can’t help + verb + ing”, and the third is ”Use of would you mind + (verb + ing)”. Let’s get started and improve your English by English Speaking Course Lesson 8 by Structures
Use of Yet:
This structure is used to tell no work has been done yet. For example, I haven’t finished my homework yet. we haven’t made a decision yet.
Structure: Subject + haven’t/hasn’t + past participle + yet
- I haven’t seen the movie yet.
- She hasn’t finished her project yet.
- They haven’t left the house yet.
- We haven’t decided on a date yet.
- He hasn’t answered my question yet.
- The results haven’t been announced yet.
- I haven’t met her parents yet.
- The train hasn’t arrived yet.
- I haven’t had breakfast yet.
- We haven’t reached our destination yet.
Can’t help + verb + ing:
You will use this structure to describe when you are not self-sufficient and cannot settle on something. For example, we can’t help feeling excited for the trip. I can’t help wondering.
Structure: Subject + can’t help + verb (ing form)
Use of would you mind + (verb + ing):
You will use this structure to treat someone politely. For example, Would you mind passing the salt, Would you mind showing me the way. Would you mind taking a look at this?
Structure: Would you mind + verb (ing form) + object
- Would you mind closing the door.
- Would you mind helping me with this.
- Would you mind waiting for a moment.
- Would you mind explaining that again.
- Would you mind lending me your pen.
- Would you mind moving your car.
- Would you mind turning off the lights.
- Would you mind speaking more slowly.
- Would you mind opening the window.
- Would you mind telling me the time.
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