F2F Class Notes 14th August (Ben)
***nice to see you TOO
***I don’t have the freedom to get new information
***The best movie I watched recently
Recently –> not finished –> I HAVE watched
In the past few days, I HAVE followed the Olympic Games
***I have DONE
I have had lunch, but I had it late
In English, we often use the past participle then the past perfect
For example:
I have gone to a lot of places. Last year, I went to Japan, France and America
go / went / have gone
I __________ (negative action or statement) either.
I didn’t enjoy the party either.
If you see a sentence that contains a negative…
I didn’t like the movie ________ (you have to use either).
WHY? Because if you use neither it becomes a double negative.
***neither = NOT + either
you cannot say NOT twice
I didn’t like the party neither = I did NOT like the party NOT either.
So it’s wrong
in the Negative, you must use EITHER.
Me neither
I don’t want either = Me neither
It’s the fear we won’t be loved, that we aren’t good enough or deserving enough just as we are. = It’s the fear we won’t be loved AND THE FEAR that we aren’t good enough or deserving enough just as we are.
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