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İlginç karakterleri ile en çok izlenen fantastik filmlerde imzasını taşıyan Marvel’den harika bir karakter daha. Eğlenceli hareketleri ve fırlamalığı ile dikkatleri üstüne çeken Deadpool ilk sunulduğu dakikadan sonra çok sevilmeye başlandı. Fantastik film severleri Marvel Comics’den böylesine yeni bir karakterin çıkması heyecanlı bir bekleyişe sürükledi. Her zaman için özgün karakterler ve özgün konular ile karşımıza çıkan yapımcılar bu sefer bambaşka bir kurgu ve karakterle bizi karşılamaktadır. Aslında bilindiği üzere Deadpool karakteri 90 lı yılların sonunda yaratılmıştı ancak beyaz perdeye geçişince birçok sıkıntı yaşanmasından dolayı film ertelenmişti. Ancak oyuncuları ikna etmede başarılı olan Marvel Stüdyoları baş rol karakteri için Ryan Reynolds’u etkisi altına almış gibi gözükmektedir. Daha önceden bildiğiniz üzere 2013 de karakterin bir dizisi çıkmıştı bir çok kişi tarafından sevilen dizi karakterinin filminin çekilmesi sevenlerini mutluluğa boğdu diyebiliriz.

İlk gösterimi için 12 Şubat 2016’yı gösteren film yapımcılarını açıklamak gerekirse; Ryan Reynolds, Lauren Shuler Donner ve Simon Kinberg yer almaktadır.

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EXAMPLES (EXAMPLES)

- I prefer to live in the country. (I prefer to live in the country.)

- I prefer to play basketball rather than play football. (I prefer to play basketball rather than play football.)

● PREFER
Overall survival while expressing what you prefer "prefer" pattern used in three different ways:

a) prefer something to something else (something to choose something else)
- I prefer football to basketball. (I prefer football to basketball.)

- I prefer the city to country. (I prefer the city to the village.)
- I prefer to family friends. (I prefer my family my friends.)

b) prefer to do something rather than do something else. (Instead of doing one thing to want to do something else.)

- I prefer to drink tea. (I prefer to drink tea.)

- I prefer to drink tea rather than (drink) coffee. (I prefer to drink tea drink coffee.)
- I prefer to stay at home rather than go out. (I'd rather stay at home than go out.)
- I prefer to spend time with my children rather than work. (I prefer to spend time with kids running possible.)

c) prefer doing something to doing something else (instead of doing one thing to want to do something else.)

- I prefer drinking tea. (I prefer to drink tea.)

- I prefer to drinking coffee drinking tea. (I prefer to drink tea drink coffee.)
- I prefer reading novels to reading comics. (I prefer to read books instead of comics.)

There is no difference in meaning between the three shown above use.
● WOULD PREFER (I'd prefer)
"Would prefer" not our general terciheliri pattern is used when expressing what we prefer in a specific situation.

EXAMPLES (EXAMPLES)

- Would you prefer tea or coffee? (You can get coffee, tea?)

- I'd prefer to stay at home rather than go to the cinema tonight. (Rather than go to the movies tonight, I'd rather stay at home.)
- Would you prefer to watch horror film rather than a romantic comedy? (Do you prefer watching a horror movie rather than a romantic comedy?)
● WOULD RATHER (I'd rather)
"Would rather" and "would prefer" There is no difference in meaning between the mold. There are only structural difference in use as follows.
- Would rather do

- Would prefer to do
"Would rather" direct action after the mold and will not receive additional income.

EXAMPLES (EXAMPLES)
- I'd rather go by car. (I prefer to go by car.)

- I'd rather stay at home. (I prefer to stay at home.)

Prefer / Would Rather

SOME

Some, some, are used in several meanings and can be considered as both can be used with uncountable noun. When used with countable nouns few, uncountable little sense if the income is used as the names.
Some, numbers that can be used with plural nouns when the noun, uncountable noun when used with the income as always singular. Some few exceptions not always used in a positive sentence. This exception will be explained below.
EXAMPLES (EXAMPLES)
- There are some children in front of your house. (There are a few children in front of your home.)
- There are some flowers in a vase on his table. (There are a few flowers in a vase on the table.)
- Every mother has some pairs of shoes. (There are a few pairs of shoes of her mother.)
- Some people called the police this morning. (A few people have called the police this morning.)
Some in the preceding sentence, names and numbers that can be used with all names are seen as plural.
- There is some water in the bottle. (There is some water in the bottle.)
- I have got some money in my purse. (I have some money in my wallet.)
- Dad is going to buy some sugar. (My father will take a little sugar.)
- He needs some medicine. (He needed some medicine.)
This statement is used in the name is thought to be uncountable some have singular.
► Some word is normally used in a positive sentence. But in some cases also it is used in the interrogative sentences. If you think yes would be the answer to the question sentence or so people who do not have an answer, some questions can be used in a sentence.

- Have you got some coffee? (Do you have some coffee?)
- Dad, can you give me some money? (Dad you give me some money?)
► Some also used in request or offer in question contains the meaning of the sentence. These sentences as though the question sentence structure, meaning not as questions are asked or offered a sentence.
- Would you like some more orange juice? (Did some more orange juice?)
- May I have some of your dart? (Can I get a few of the pen?)
ANY

Any word used to mean nothing and can be used with both countable and uncountable noun. When used with countable nouns are always plural, when used with uncountable noun is always the individual. Any word only used in negative and interrogative sentences.
EXAMPLES (EXAMPLES)
- There are not any students in the Classroom. (There are no students in the classroom.)
- Are there any cars in the garage? (Is there any car in the garage?)
- Did he bring any friends to the party last week? (He never brought friends to the party last week?)
- Does not your teacher have any books on this subject? (Do not ever book your teacher about this?)
It is countable and they are plural as shown in the above sentences.
- There is not any jam in the fridge. (No jam in the refrigerator.)
- Have you got any money in your purse? (Is there any money Cüztd the field?)
- Do not you eat any butter for breakfast? (Do not you ever eat butter for breakfast?)
► Any word if and only if used in conjunction with conjunctions such as weather, can be used in a positive sentence.
- I'm not sure if / weather there is any jam in the jar. (I'm not sure if there is a jam jar.)
- I'll always help you if you have any problems. (I'll always help you if you have the problem.)

Some / Any

USE (USE)
► Simple Future Tense is no plan or intention to be used in the future sentence. Occur in the future due to the conditions used in the discussion of future action.
These sentences installing auxiliary verbs will and shall be used. But it shall have fallen out of use recently and the place for all parties "will" to left. There is only for use in official correspondence.
- I will be a mother. (I'll be your mother.)

- Summer will come again. (Summer will come again.)

- Will I see that man in your factory? (I will see that man in your plant?)

- They will live in the same city? (They sit in the same way.)
► Talk instant, when a decision is about the future, will be used future tense. So previously planned and not used this time for final action. This use also translated into Turkish more than, "I go, I will come" as would, not the -cak adds, "I went, I came" translated form.
- The phone is ringing. (The phone rings.)
- I will answer it. (Look at Ben.)
- This book is great. (This book is great)
- Really? I will read it then. (Really? So I read it.)
- You can not carry this luggage yourself. I will help you. (You can not carry this baggage yourself. Let me help you.)
- I'll write to you as soon as I get there. (I write to you as soon as we get there.)
- A: I want to tell you something. This is secret. (I want to tell you something. But the mystery.)
B: I see I will not tell anybody. I promise. (I understand. I will not tell anyone. I promise.)
The best example of this situation may dialogue in a restaurant or cafe. Read the following dialogue.
A: What would you like to have to drink? (What will you have to drink?)
B: I will have a cola, please. (I'm a Coke procession, the nozzle.)
The above example is one of the best examples of the model given instant conversation.
► making predictions about future events that are thought up, to hope, to be sure, Future Tense is used in such cases do not worry. In these cases, usually the "if, when, as soon as, while" sentence means is reinforced using boolean operators.
- I'm sure they'll help me. (I'm sure they will help me.)

- He'll probably pass the class feeling. (Probably to pass the class.)

- Perhaps she'll talk to me. (Maybe he will talk to me.)

- I think I'll win. (I think I will win.)
► radio, television or newspapers such forward-looking mass media of news programs to the authorities in the vehicle is used again sung the Future Tense.
- The Minister of Education will open a new school in Kadikoy tomorrow, and he will have lunch with local people.
(National Education Minister tomorrow it will open a new school and food for the local people in Kadikoy.)
-The President of the United States will visit England next week. (US President will visit Britain next week.)
► Future tense is also used when offering something to the opposite side.
A: I have a bad headache. (Too bad my head hurts.)
B: Oh, I will bring to you an aspirin, then. (Oh, so I'll get you an aspirin.)
A: I am feeling very tired. (I feel very tired.)
B: I will make your bed then. (So make the beds.)
A: I'm really hungry. (I'm really hungry.)
B: I'll make some sandwiches. (Sanam make some sandwiches.)
A: I'm so tired. I'm about to fall asleep. (I'm tired. I'm about to go to sleep.)
B: I'll get you some coffee. (I'll get you some coffee.)
► is also used to talk to the other party Future tense.

- I will call you when I arrive. (Varınca I'll call you.)

- I promise I will not tell him about the party. (I promise. I will not tell him about the party.)
►Simpl to make inquiries with Future Tense is the same with all the other times. Refer to the following examples.
- What will she drink at breakfast? (He neither drinks for breakfast?)

- Will we learn İngilizce next year? (Are we going to learn English next year?)

- Will they come to see us in Spring? (They come to see us in the spring?)

- Will she make a cake on a Friday? (He did make a cake on Friday?)

- Will you give all your papers to the teacher? (Are you a teacher who will give you all the paper?)

- When will they come to Istanbul? (When they come to Istanbul?)

- How will he paint this wall? (It will be how to paint the walls?)

- Where will you go tomorrow? ('ll Go tomorrow?)
- What will your father give you? (Your father will tell you what?)

- Where will they play football on Sunday? (Sunday, where they will play football?)

Future Tense

HOMEPAGE
► After the positive manner in which the subject is made in accordance with the infinitive tense.

- I work in a school. (I work in a school.)
- You live in New York. (You live in New York.)
However, in the third person singular (he, she, it) the last act in a positive sentence "p" comes to jewelry.
- She works in a bank. (He works in a bank.)
- He lives in Paris. (He lives in Paris.)
Here is an important point to be considered. "Our friend lives in London." If we want to build the sentence;
Our friend lives in London. (Our friend lives in London.)

We must say. The "us" as the plural -s would be wrong not perceived to be the last act. Because the actual words, so the subject doing the job, "we", not "our friend" is. So there is a single person.

CAUTION: negative and interrogative sentences in the end it does or does not use the verb for "s" does not mean the team.

► tense form of the question, the subject is singular or 3 depending on the status others do or does is done by bringing the head of the sentence. So take the same positive phrases, sentences per question becomes do or we make does.
- I go to school. (I go to school.) - Positive sentence
- Do I go to school? (Can I go to school?) --SOr Of sentence
- Go to school. (You go to school.) - Positive sentence
- Do you go to school? (Do you go to school?) - The question sentence
The beginning of the sentence in the singular to "do" instead of "does" and have brought jewelry is removed from the last act in a positive imposed the sentence.
- He goes to school. (He goes to school.) - Positive sentence
- Does he go to school? (He goes to school?) - The question sentence
- He writes an e-mail. (He writes an e-mail.) - Positive sentence
- Does he write an email? (He Is e-mail the author?) - The question sentence
► negative form of the present tense again subject to subject, depending on whether the 3rd person singular or others "do not" or "does not" is brought done. 3rd person singular in "doesn" t "have jewelry at the end of the act is brought up again.
- I like ice-cream. (I love ice cream.) - Positive sentence
- I do not like ice-cream. (I do not like ice cream.) - Negative sentence
- She plays tennis. (He plays tennis.) - Positive sentence
- She does not play tennis. (He plays tennis.) - Negative sentence
-S REMINDER SCENARIO FOR JEWELRY
The third person singular present tense of the verb to have the last team to be added in, questions and negative sentences In the end of the de facto abolition of the team have learned a subject often difficult. Do not forget to keep in mind and to be considered as a scenario.
Think Simple Present Tense structure as a large company. It acts as it does and does not help the company's boss, also have jewelry Imagine that this company was the secretary. The companies all positive, so the secretary of all the positive things when sentence (-s) looks. But bosses because any adverse situation or problem (does, does not) come and naturally secretary (have) taken the break.
USE (USE)
► USE 1 Repeated Actions (repeated actions)

Use the Simple Present to express the idea that an action is repeated or usual. The action can be a habit, a hobby, a daily event, a scheduled event or something that often happens.

(Simple Present Tense gives the idea that an action is repeated or usual. This action can be a habit, a hobby, a daily event, a scheduled event or frequently recurring event.)

EXAMPLES:

- I play tennis. (I play tennis)

- She does not play tennis. (One theme to play.)

- The train leaves every morning at 8am. (Moves in the 8 o'clock train every morning.)

- The train does not leave at 9am. (9 hours on the train does not move.)

- She always forgets whatever p. (She always forgets her purse.)

- He never forgets wallet feeling. (He will not ever forget the purse.)

- Every twelve months, the Earth circles the sun. (Sun throws a tour around the world every twelve months.)

- The sun does not circle the Earth. (It does not rotate around the Sun world.)
► USE 2 Facts or generalizations (real or generalizations)

The Simple Present can also indicate to the speaker believes that a fact was true before, it is true now, and will be true in the future. It is not important if the speaker is correct about the fact. It is also used to make generalizations about people or things.

(Past, present and used for things that never lost its accuracy in terms of people speaking in the future. While generalizations about people or other things also used this time.)

EXAMPLES:

- Cats like milk. (Cats like milk.)

- Birds do not like milk. (Birds do not like milk.)

- California is in America. (California is America.)

- California is not in the United Kingdom. (Not in California, UK.)

- Windows are made of glass. (Windows made from glass.)

- Windows are not made of wood. (Windows are not made of wood.)

TIME EXPRESSIONS IN SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE (WIDE TIME WHEN WORDS INDICATES)
Time and time expressions are expressions used different phrases in English all the time. In particular, the sentence in the exam to determine which tense, knowing the time Expression is very important.
Wide time when most commonly used phrases "adverbs of frequency" (prepositions of place) is.

- Always (always) - She always listens to classical music. (He always listens to classical music.)
- Usually (often) - I usually go to cinema at weekends. (Usually I go to the movies on weekends.)
- Often (often) - They often visit us. (Visit us often.)
- Sometimes (sometimes) - She sometimes writes me a letter. (Me occasional letter writer.)
- Rarely (rarely) - I rarely smoke. (I drink rarely cigarettes.)
- Never (ever, ever) - I never drink alcohol. (I never drink alcohol.)
- Every (each) - I go fishing every Sunday. (I go every Sunday to keep the fish.)

Simple Present Tense

Simple Past Tense STRUCTURE
► Positive Sentences
In the Simple Past Tense positive cümlelerin after the subject V2 (2 cases of verbs) are used. Elephants on the second case will be given below.

- I watched TV last night. (I watched television last night.)

- The rain stopped a few minutes ago. (The rain stopped a few minutes ago.)

- Mary came home very late last night. (Mary last night, came home very late.)

- Last year I traveled to England. (I have traveled to England last year.)

- John studied hard all year. (John worked very hard all year.)

► Negatives
Simple Past Tense in negative sentences, simple forms of the verb did not help after subject and verb (V1) is used. V2 is only used in a positive sentence.
- I did not go to a movie last night. I stayed at home. (I did not go to the cinema last night. I was at home.)

- Nick did not come to school yesterday. (Jane did not come to school yesterday.)

- We did not have breakfast this morning. (We do not eat breakfast this morning.)

- I went to a movie yesterday but I did not enjoy it. (Yesterday I went to a movie, but I did not like.)

- It did not snow yesterday. (Yesterday it snowed.)

► Question Clauses
While interrogative sentences, did help before the actual subject (beginning sentence) it is used. Simple verb form (V1) is used.
- Did you sleep well last night? (Did you sleep well last night?)

- Did you see the postman this morning? (Have you seen the postman this morning?)

- Did Julia have a good time at the party yesterday? (Juili to have a good time at the party yesterday?)

- Did you make your own dinner last night. (Dinner last night, did you?)

- Did they understand the question? (Did they understand the question?)
Simple Past Tense USE

► USE 1 Completed Action in the Past (past completed actions)

We use the Simple Past to express the idea that an action Started and finished at a specific time in the past. Sometimes the speaker may not actually mention the specific time, but they do have one specific time in mind.

(Simple Past Tense past started at a specific time and is used for finished action. Sometimes the speaker may not indicate exactly when, but definitely has a past idea in a sentence.)

EXAMPLES

- I saw a movie yesterday. (Yesterday I saw a movie.)

- I did not see a movie yesterday. (Yesterday I was watching a movie.)

- Last year, I traveled to Italy. (Last year, I traveled to Italy.)

- Last year, I did not travel to Italy. (I did not travel to Italy last year.)

- She washed all hands. (Washed his hands)

She did not wash all hands. (Was washing his hands)

The Simple Past can be used with a duration which starts and stops in the past. A duration is a long action often used with expressions like "for two years," "for five minutes," "all day" or "all year."
(Simple Past Tense started in the past and can be used with a process. The process is long and generally "two years", "all day" or "used with all year," as the time indicated.)
EXAMPLES
- I lived in Turkey for two years. (I lived in Turkey for two years.)
- İngilizce Ahmed studied for five years. (She studied English for five years.)
- They buy at the beach all day. (They sit on the beach all day.)
- We talked on the phone for thirty minutes. (We talked for half an hour on the phone.)
- How long did you wait for Them? (How long you wait for them?)
► USE 4 Habit in the Past (past habits)

The Simple Past can also be used to describe a habit which stopped in the past. It can have the same meaning as "used to". To make it clear that we are talking about a habit we often use expressions such as "always," "often," "usually," "never," "... when I was a child" or "... when I It was younger "in the sentence.

(Simple Past Tense also be used for in the past up our habits. "Used to" the same purpose can be used with mold. The actions we are talking about to explicitly indicate that a habit of "always" (Always), "often" (often), "usually" ( usually) and "never" (never) used expressions like.

EXAMPLES

- I played basketball when I was a child. (As a child I used to play basketball.)

- He played the guitar. (The guitar player.)

- She worked at the hospital after school. (After school he worked at the hospital.)

- They never went to school, they always skipped. (They never went to school, they always skipped.)
REGULAR AND Irregular Verbs (regular and irregular verbs)

► English, verbs are divided into regular and irregular. To turn become a regular verb of the past, elephants d according to the final syllable, it is the -ed or -ied jewelry. For example:

move - moved
watch - watched
study - studied
The rules regarding the introduction of -ed jewelry is given below.

RULE 1: If a vowel, and then coming to the letter, d team is added.

dance - danced
erase - Erased
place - placed
RULE 2: If a vowel and a consonant comes after trailing consonant is written twice and added -ed jewelry.

plan - planned
stop - stopped

CAUTION: w and x characters are not written twice.

snow - snowed
Fix - fixed

RULE 3: The two vowel and consonant then added -ed jewelry comes, the last letter is not written twice.
rain - rained
need - needed
RULE 4: If the last two letters added -ed jewelry quiet, the last letter is not written twice.

help - helped
add - added
RULE 5: If the word is a consonant followed -y letter came at the end, ie the end of the discarded letters and words -ied added.

Worry - worried
Reply - replied
If RULE 6: Word of the letter comes after a vowel followed ie, not -ied, -ed jewelry is made.

play - played
stay - stayed
IMPORTANT NOTE: Regular verbs become the second most commonly taking the jewelry -ed. A person learning English is just not enough to know these rules. It is unnecessary to try to learn the above rules. Once I read and learn the logic is useful, of course, but anyone who has engaged in a period of English, already have unconsciously learned the rules, seen as above. So instead of memorizing the detailed rules, reading books and more helpful to learn without realizing it.

► change without depending on any rules as the name implies irregular verbs must be learned so.

go - went
swim - swam
do - did
Irregular verbs are difficult to learn to read again and again. So read plenty of books, listening exercises you do, after a while you realize that you have already learned all verbs. Irregular verbs table are given in the next lesson.
► USER 2 Series of Completed Actions (in the past completed action series)

We use the Simple Past to list a series of completed actions in the past. (We use the simple past tense to describe past a row of completed actions.

EXAMPLES

- I finished work, walked to the beach, and found a nice place to swim.
(I finished work, walked to the beach and found a nice place to swim.)

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