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Contents...
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... 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...
English grammar drills part 3 doc
... problem with mouses and rats.
3. She and her husband run the farm by themselfes, so it is a lot of work for them.
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Nouns 7
Singular Plural
fl ... form /s/ /z/
fl ame fl ames
1. three
2. trick
3. stool
4. history
5. wall
6. rake
7. play
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6 Noun Phrases
/k/ back-ba...
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... wives wives’
1. dog
2. horse
3. tree
4. lady
5. fox
6. tooth
7. play
8. worker
9. shelf
10. man
11. studio
12. place
13. fl y
14. child
15. woman
The pronunciation ... possessive: boys’
Remember, the y is part of the spelling of the vowel and therefore nothing happens to it.
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14 Noun Phrases
Of course the...
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... hit of the party.
cupcakes were the hit of the party.
Predicate adjective: The cupcakes were .
The cupcakes were .
True adjective: .
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Adjectives ... (the base form), but
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Adjectives 25
13. physical
14. strange
15. probable
16. recent
17. available
18. developed
19. sha...
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... Sometimes it is surprising what counts in English as normal expectations. Perhaps the odd-
est examples are the names of places and things that are expected in particular environments.
For example, ... for the offi ce.
6. We need to pick topic that everyone will identify with.
7. engineer employed by a subcontractor fi led a complaint.
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... result, traffi c is just awful.
They were renting apartment in Santa Monica, really nice town on
beach about twenty miles from center of city. apartment building
they lived in even had swimming ... about all birds, not any particular group of birds. The
presence of the indefi nite article some in the second sentence signals that the speaker is talking
only about one particular group of bird...
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... readers.
24. I never get clear answer from personnel department.
25. We got real shock when contractor gave us fi nal bill.
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Articles 41
Dogs ... required.
15. When I travel overseas, sleep becomes big problem for me.
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... friends
before next weekend
Preposition Pronoun object
with...
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... new coat at the mall.
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Post-Noun Modifi ers 51
We interviewed the parents whose children participated in the study.
We interviewed them.
Did ... with friends is always a great pleasure.
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Post-Noun Modifi ers 49
As you can see, the third-person pronoun substitution test shows tha...
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... 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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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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... I know
whom we should ask.
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Verb Phrases
PART 2
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This page intentionally left blank ... How well will he succeed remains to be seen.
7. We couldn’t decide what should we wear to the party.
8. I was surprised at what did she say.
9. What were they serving for lunch was fi ne
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... 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 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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... 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 ... the book to the library for me?”
15. I asked my brother, “Did Mom give you a call about the party?”
The formation of indirect information questions is much like the formation of ind...
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