English grammar drills part 10 potx

... is a city dreams seldom come true. 10. Do you remember the year Donna graduated from college? 11. The meals you get at camp leave a lot to be desired. 12. English is especially difﬁ cult for ... of. 9. The committee arranged meetings with all the candidates that they wanted to interview. 10. I phoned all the people that were on my list. 11. The members that wanted to renew had to ﬁ...

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English grammar drills part 8 potx

... about the new employees who were just hired. 9. The building where I work is being remodeled. 10. The last telephone number that you gave me doesn’t work. 11. The new engine will burn any fuel ... Coast. 8. I always enjoy reading comics in Sunday paper. 9. In Italy, wine is taxed as food. 10. Robert is last person to know what’s going on. 11. We are planning to go on hike this weeken...

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English grammar drills part 11 potx

... overemphasized. It is helpful to think of the restrictive modifi er as part of the meaning of the antecedent noun. Since the restrictive modifi er is part of the meaning of the noun, the restrictive modifi er ... We use indefi nite articles to signal that the hearer is not expected to know in advance which particular noun we are talking about. In this sense, common nouns with indefi nite...

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English grammar drills part 17 potx

... ask. (i-viiiB,001-328B) whl bk.indd 105 3/16/09 12:34:06 PM Verb Phrases PART 2 (i-viiiB,001-328B) whl bk.indd 109 3/16/09 12:34:07 PM This page intentionally left blank 104 Noun Phrases Wh- word as ... bucks for. (i-viiiB,001-328B) whl bk.indd 106 3/16/09 12:34:07 PM Noun Clauses 105 9. My friends were trying to guess they would pick which one. 10. I had no idea about we shoul...

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English grammar drills part 18 potx

... make up the tense system of English. The six basic verb forms are the base, the present tense, the past tense, the inﬁ nitive, the present participle, and the past participle. The next chapter ... irregular verb run: VERB FORMS Base Present Past Inﬁ nitive Present Past form tense tense participle participle walk walk/walks walked to walk walking walked run run/runs ran to run running run W...

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English grammar drills part 34 potx

... English that it was a few generations ago. Exercise 13.5 Change the following statements containing have into both British and American English. We have a problem. British English American English Have ... ready. There are not many differences in grammar between British and American English, but the use of have as a main verb is one of them. In American English, have as a main...

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English grammar drills part 40 potx

... into English that way of forming indirect questions. Here is an example of such an error with a yes-no question: Direct: He asked, “Are you fi nished?” Indirect: X He asked are you fi nished? English ... “Will you turn off the lights in your offi ce?” 9. I asked them, “Did you hear the news?” 10. He asked, “Is Tina leaving for Seattle Sunday?” 11. The waiter asked me, “Did you ha...

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English grammar drills part 1 docx

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English grammar drills part 2 pps

... writing out the exercises. English Grammar Drills is organized into three parts: Part 1 covers noun phrases, the ﬁ rst of the two fundamental building blocks of English grammar. Noun phrases function ... achiev- ing a native-like command of English grammar. While the book covers most areas of English grammar, it has a heavy concentration on those aspects of grammar that h...

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English grammar drills part 3 doc

... cottage 10. colleague 11. clause 12. clash 13. hedge 14. phone 15. freeze 16. share 17. duty 18. patch 19. allowance 20. sheet For a variety of historical reasons, English ... ring-rings; thing-things; throng-throngs; rung-rungs; song-songs Since all vowels are voiced in English, this rule also governs the plural of all words ending in a vowel sound. For example:...

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