English language Structure Lesson Two

today i am going to share with you English language Structure Lesson Two

NEED

• I NEED TO DO SOMETHING. (= it is necessary for me to do it.)
• I NEED TO TAKE MORE TRAINING IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
• SHE NEEDS TO WORK HARDER IF SHE REALLY WANTS TO MAKE PROGRESS.
• I DON’T NEED TO COME TO THE MEETING. DO I?

SOMETHIN NEEDS DOING

• THE BATTERIES IN THE RADIO NEED CHANGING.
• DO YOU THINK MY COAT NEEDS DRY CLEANING?
• IT’S A DIFFICULT PROBLEM.  IT NEEDS THINKING ABOUT VERY CAREFULLY.
• THIS ROOM NEEDS TIDYING.
• THIS WINDOW NEEDS DUSTING.
• YOUR COAT DOESN’T NEED IRONING.

NEED, NEEDN’T

• YOU NEEDN’T SPEAK SO LOUDLY.
• SHE NEEDN’T COME WITH US IF SHE DOESN’T WANT TO.
• SHE IS THIRSTY. SHE NEEDS A DRINK.
• ALI AND ASLAM ARE HERE. THEY SAY THEY NEED TO SEE YOU URGENTLY.
• YOU NEEDN’T HAVE A SPECIAL PASS TO GET IN.

NEEDN’T / DON’T HAVE TO

• YOU DON’T NEED TO HAVE A SPECIAL PASS TO GET IN.
• IT WOULD BE GOOD TO SEE YOU, BUT YOU NEEDN’T / DON’T HAVE TO COME IF YOU’RE BUSY.
• YOU DON’T HAVE TO / NEEDN’T WHISPER. NOBODY CAN HEAR US.

ALSO NOTE

• NEED YOU GO HOME SO SOON?
• NEED I SAY MORE?
• NEED YOU ASK?
• HE NEED NOT COME.

• IN NEED OF = requiring (I AM IN NEED OF A CAR.)
• HAVE NEED OF =require, want  ( DESPERATLY I HAVE NEED OF A CAR.)
• HAVE NEED TO =require to ( HE HAS NEED TO BE WARNED.)

Also study how we use NEED with SCARCELY, HARDLY and ONLY, particularly in formal contexts;

• WE NEED HARDLY POINT OUT THAT THERE IS A WATER SHORTAGE AT THE MOMENT.
• I NEED SCARCLEY ADD THAT YOU WILL BE MISSED.
• THE CHANGES NEED ONLY BE SMALL TO MAKE THE PROPOSALS ACCEPTABLE.

• ---HARDLY NEED TO POINT---, SCARELY NEED TO ADD---, AND ---ONLY NEED TO BE… ARE ALSO POSSIBLE, AND LESS FORMAL.

• No more of that / the hour of prayer / a person of tact / a girl of ten / is of great interest / you of all people / last mentioned /
• Large-minded = liberal; not narrow-minded
• At last = in the end; after much delay
• Last agony = the pangs of death
• The last word = a final or definitive statement ( always has the last word; is the last word on this subject )
• Laugh off = get rid of (embarrassment of humiliation )with a jest
• Laugh in a person’s face = show open scorn for a person
• Law-abiding = obedient to the laws
• Go to law = take legal action
• At law = according to the laws
• Law-abidingness = obedience to the laws
• Take the law into one’s own hands = redress a grievance by one’s own means. Esp. by force.
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