Time Expressions 2.1
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Time expressions 2.1
Şimdi for, during, while edatlarının zaman ifade etmek için nasıl kullanıldıklarına bakalım.
for + a period of time for an hour bir saat boyunca for a week bir hafta boyunca for ages asırlardır | to say how long something goes on bir şeyin ne kadar sürdüğünü belirtir. |
during + noun during the day gün içinde during the film film esnasında during that time o süre içinde during the lesson ders esnasında | to say when something happens bir şeyin olduğu zamanı belirtir. (ne kadar süre devam ettiği ile ilgili bilgi vermez) |
while + subject + verb while we were working biz çalışırken while the TV was on TV açıkken while I am speaking ben konuşurken while watching the film filmi izlerken |
Örnekler:
It snowed for 3 days and all the schools were closed.
Üç gün boyunca kar yağdı ve bütün okullar kapalıydı.
I’ve been wanting to see that film for ages.
O filmi asırlardır görmek istiyorum.
Someone was speaking during the film.
Biri film esnasında konuşuyordu.
Someone was speaking while we were watching the film.
Biri biz film izlerken konuşuyordu.
During the time I was living in London I met many people.
Londra’da yaşadığım süre içinde, birçok insanla tanıştım.
While I was living in London I met many people.
Londra’da yaşarken birçok insanla tanıştım.
The phone rang while I was watching the film.
Film izlerken telefon çaldı.
Don’t interrupt while I am speaking.
Ben konuşurken araya girme.
Biraz alıştırma yapalım. Boşlukları for, during ve while ile doldurun.
It snowed ___ a week.
I slept ___ the film.
I waited for you __ an hour! Where were you?
They met a lot of people ___ on holiday.
The phone rang 5 times ___ the night.
I saw them ___ I was shopping.
He spoke ___ three hours.
I haven’t seen him ___ a month or two.
___ our stay in New York we went to a lot of restaurants.
___ we were on holidays we went to a lot of restaurants.
Cevaplar:
It snowed for a week.
I slept during the film.
I waited for you for an hour! Where were you?
They met a lot of people while on holiday.
The phone rang 5 times during the night.
I saw them while I was shopping.
He spoke for three hours.
I haven’t seen him for a month or two.
During our stay in New York we went to a lot of restaurants.
While we were on holidays we went to a lot of restaurants.
Konular
- Introduction
- Alphabet
- Pronunciation
- Numbers 1
- Numbers 2
- Greetings
- Nouns Adjectives Articles
- Possessive Adjectives
- First Sentences in Present Simple
- Plurals
- This That These Those
- Possesive s
- Questions and Negatives
- Possessive Pronouns
- Prepositions
- Conjunctions 1
- Prepositions 2.1
- Prepositions 2.2
- Gerunds
- Adverbs
- Imperatives
- Comparitives and Superlatives
- Tenses
- Have got
- Countables
- Modals 1
- Indefinite pronouns
- Reflexive Pronouns
- Intensifiers
- Time
- Phrasal Verbs
- Present Perfect
- Expressions about School
- Expressing Habits
- Need vs Want
- Adverbs 2
- Conjunctions 2
- Time Expressions
- Positive Expressions
- Negative Expressions
- Too Also Either
- Making Conversation
- Simple Passive
- Sounding Polite
- Everyday Language
- Past Continuous
- Time Expressions 2.1
- Time Expressions 2.2
- Prepositions 3
- The Relative and Noun Clauses
- Character Traits 1
- Time Expressions 3.1
- Time Expressions 3.2
- Modals 2
- Past Perfect, Future Perfect
- Conjunctions 3
- Negative prefixes 1
- Expressions about Money
- Expressing Opinion
- Conditionals
- Modals 3
- Conjunctions 4
- Although, In spite of, Despite
- Transition Words
- Character Traits 2
- Negative Prefixes 2
- Informal Language
- Sounding easy going
- Past Perfect Continuous, Future Perfect Continuous
- Indirect Speech
- Character Traits 3
- Character Traits 4
- Sounding Intellectual
- Sounding loving and caring
- Sounding Professional
- Speaking like a Native