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Some/Any —> ki vle di kèk, anpil nan Lang kreyòl la.

Nan Lang anglè a, pou pale de yon gwo kantite ( yon kantite ki pa ka konte) nou ka sèvi ak « Some » Epi « Any ».

Nou sèvi ak « Some » lè se yon fraz WI. Nou sèvi avè l’ tou nan fraz Kesyon.

Ex: : I would like to eat some fruits.  = Mwen ta renmen manje kèk Fri.

Do you want some bread?   = Eske ou bezwn kèk pen?

     Some of you Will stay at work until 7 pm.   = kèk (Anpil) nan nou pral rete nan travay Jiska 7è  nan aswè.

Nou sèvi ak « Any » lè se yon fraz NON, nou ka sèvi avè l’ tou nan yon fraz Kesyon nan ka sa yo l’ap gen sans « Okenn »

Ex: Do you have any questions?  =  Eske ou pa gen okenn Kesyon?

    There are any taxis near here. =  Pa gen okenn taksi tou pré isi a.

     I haven’t any good answers =   Mwen pa gen Okenn bon repons.

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In English, to refer to a set, or an element of a set, we can use every, all or each.

We use all, when we want to talk about a whole thing.

Examples: I was happy during all my youth ; All the players want to win ; I have eaten all the food

We use every, when we want to refer to an element of a set. The following noun is always singular. We can also use “each”.

Examples: Every donation is appreciated ; I brush my teeth every day (or everyday) ; She
gets up early every morning.

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Nan Lang anglè a, pou ou kapab pale de gou w, apresiyasyon w, degoutans ou oubyen rayisman ou pou yon bagay oubyen yon moun, nou ka itilize anpil vèb tankou « like » epi « hate ».

Nou itilize « like » lè nou renmen yon bagay oubyen yon moun.

Ex : I like cooking = mwen renmen fè manje

     I like your jacket = mwen renmen jakèt ou a.

     I really don’t like her = mwen vrèman pa renmen  manmzèl.

Nou itilize « Hate » lè nou rayi yon bagay oubyen yon moun.

Ex : I hate going to the dentist = mwen rayi ale Kay dantis.

     I hate snakes = mwen rayi ti manje lejè.

      Why do you hate him like that? = Poukisa ou rayi misye konsa a ?

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Nan Lang anglè a, pouw pale de anpil bgay oubyen yon eleman pami anpil lòt, nou ka itilize « all » , « every », oubyen « each ».

Nou sèvi ak « all » pou nou pale de yon bagay an general san distenksyon oubyen globalman.

Ex : I was happy during all my younger = mwen te toujou kontan Pandan tout jenès mwen.

Ex : All the players want to win = tout jwè yo vle genyen.

Ex : I have eaten all the food = mwen t manje tout manje a.

Nou itilize « every » lè nou vle pale de yon eleman pami yon banm lòt, mo k’ap swiv « every » a toujou an sengilye .

Konsa tou, nou ka itilize « each » nan plas li.

Ex : Every donation is appreciated = yo te apresye chak don yo;

Ex : I brush my teeth every day = mwen brose dan m’chak jou.

Ex : She get up early every morning = li toujou leve bonè chak maten.

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Nan Lang anglè a, pou pale de yon banm bagay ki sanble ou ka itilize  » a pair of » oubyen  » a packet of ».

Nou itilize « a pair of » lè gen 2 bagay ki Sanble oubyen lè yo menm gwosè epi lè w ka sèvi avèk bagay sa yo ansanm.

Lè konsa, non ki vini aprè « a pair of » la ap toujou pliryèl.

Ex: a pair of baskets, a pair of glasses, a pair of gloves = yon pè panye, yon pè linèt, yon pè gan.

Nou itilize « a packet of » lè gen yon bagay ki gen andedanl anpil lòt bagay ki Sanble. Non k’ap vini Aprè « a packet of » la ap toujou pliryèl.

Ex: a packet of crips, a packet of biscuits, a packet of sweets

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Nan lang anglè a, genyen atik defini ak atik endefini. Nou mete yo devan yon non pou endike kijan yo ye ak Konbyen yo ye.

Genyen yon Sèl atik défini nan lang anglè a (The) = ki vle di ( la, lan, an, a) nan lang kreyôl la.

Nou itilize (The )devan yon non oubyen yon sijè nou t’ap diskite sou li deja: the bag I told you about is very expensive = Valiz mwen t’ap palew de li a chè anpil.

Nou ka itilize THE tou devan yon non espesyal oubyen yon sijè espesyal.

Ex: The apartment near the train station is very attractive = gwo Kay ki tou prè estasyon tren an bèl anpil.

Konsa tou, nou ka mete l’ avan non yon peyi oubyen non yon montay nan pliryèl.

Ex: we find the white house in the United States = Nou jwenn Kay blanch lan nan Etazini.

Ex: The Pyrenees is a mountain range in south western Europe.

Genyen 2 atik endefini nan Lang anglè a ( A, An) ki vle di (yon) nan Lang kreyôl la.

Nou itilize (A) pou yon non ki komanse avèk yon konsòn: a man, a jacket, a bottle.

Nou utilize l’ tou devan yon non ki komanse avek yon H ki sonnen: a house, a hole.

Nou itilize (An) devan yon non ki komanse avek yon vwayèl: An umbrella, an event, an accident.

Nou itilizel’ tou devan yon non ki komanse avek yon H ki pa sonnen: An hour, An honor.

Kèk fwa nou pa itilize okenn atik, ka sa a rive devan yon non global: she loves candies = li renmen sirèt, people like to go on holidays = Moun renmen ale nan vakans.

Ka sa a rive tou devan jou yo nan semèn nan, oubyen yon mwa.

Ex: Sunday is generally a rest day = jou dimanch se toujou yon jou repo.

Ex: I’m going on holidays on June = Mwen prale nan vakans nan mwa Jen.

Pou fini, ka sa a prezante devan non yon peyi oubyen yon vil : I live in Paris = mwen ap viv Pari, France is full of historical monuments = lafrans genyen anpil moniman istorik.

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An anglè, pou’w afimé ke yon bagay egzisté, ou ka tilizé  there is  ou byen  there are.

Ou itilizé there is lè mo k’ap swiv la o singilyé. Nan fôm negativ la, ou itilizé there isn’t. Nan fôm interogativ la, ou itilizé is there: There is a sofa in the living room (li gen yon kanapé nan salon an) ; The is a man behind the door (li gen yon gason dèyè pôt la); There is a bag in the car (li gen yon sak nan machin nan).

Ou itilizé there are lè mo ki swiv la o pliryèl. Nan fôm negativ la, ou itilizé there aren’t. Nan fôm interogativ la, ou itilizé are there. There are 2 women working here (li gen 2 fanm ki travay isit la) ; There are fish in the water (li gen pwason nan dlo a) ; There are many newborns in the hospital (li gen bokou ti bébé nan lopital la).

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In English, to affirm the existence of something, we can use there is or there are.

We use there is when the following name is singular. In the negative form, we use there isn’t. In the interrogative form, we use “is there…? : There is a sofa in the living room ; The is a man behind the door There is a bag in the car.

We use there are when the following name is plural.  In the negative form, we use “there aren’t”. In the interrogative form, we use “are there…? : There are two women working here; There are fish in the water ; There are many newborns in the hospital.

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An anglè, pou bay plis enfoasyon sou kijan yon bagay té fèt ou byen koman yon moun fè yon bagay, ou ka itilizé advèb sa yo ki se: quickly, badly or suddenly.. Pou fomé advèb sa yo, ou jis rajouté “ly” dè adjektif yo.

Ou itilizé “quickly” pou di ke yon bagay té fèt rapid: I learned english very quickly (Mwen aprann anglè vrèman vit); She ate the food so quickly; (Li tèlman manjé vit) I called him just a few minutes ago, he came so quickly (Mwen fèt réle’l, li vin jwenn mwen byen rapid.

Ou itilizé “badly” pou di ke yon bagay te mal fèt: Our team played badly (Ekip nou an té mal jwé); That was a badly day for the team(se te vrèman yon mové jounen pou ekip la); They pay him very badly (yo péyél vrèman mal)

Ou itilizé “suddenly” pou di ke yon bagay fèt san okenn moun pa’t atann de sa:  He suddenly opened the door (Li ranik ouvè pot la); I suddenly fell out of  my chair (Mwen jis sot tonbé sou chèz mwen) ; He suddenly came to visit us (Li rannik vin vizité nou).

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In English,to give more information about how something happened or how someone does something, we can use the adverb quickly, badly or suddenly. These adverbs are formed by adding “ly” to the adjective.

We use “quickly” to say that something happened very fast: I learned english very quickly; She ate the food so quickly; I called him just a few minutes ago, he came so quickly.

We use “badly” to say that something went very wrong: Our team played badly; That was a badly day for the team; They pay him very badly.

We use “suddenly” to say that something happened without any expectation: He suddenly opened the door; I suddenly fell out of  my chair ; He suddenly came to visit us.

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