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Peterson’s master toefl writing skills part 26 ppt
... John familiar enough for this part of town to find your house?
RIGHT: Is John familiar enough with this part of town to find your house?
WRONG: In spite the rain, the party has not been canceled.
RIGHT: ... doctor’s disapproval.
RIGHT: He continued to work in the face of his doctor’s disapproval.
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Skill Builder 12: Prepositions...
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... the library this Saturday.
10. My friend Kate wishes she was still living in France.
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NOTE
After the verb
wish, the noun
clause may be
introduced by the
conjunction ... collected for the cause.
RIGHT: It was important that money be collected for the cause.
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NOTE
Use not to make
the verb negative.
Do not use...
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... tired.
2. Use the past participle after the modal 1 have.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith might have enjoyed
MODAL 1 HAVE 1 PAST PART.
the party.
He should have sent
MODAL 1 HAVE 1 PAST PART.
in his application ... will not have lost the game.
10. If he had been here earlier, I would have saw him.
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11. If I had seen him, I would have reminde...
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... 77.
10. The correct answer is (B). Choices
(A), (C), and (D), see Verbals, page 77.
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4. Whose is used to show possession. It can be followed ... woman that her photograph was in the paper is making a speech at the
town hall tonight.
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Answers
X
1. (novels that deal). See r...
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... picnic.
Whether is a conjunction meaning “if.”
I do not know whether
CONJ.
he will come to the party.
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7. Who’s/Whose
Who’s is the contraction for who ... it’s way from Florida to Bimini.
RIGHT: The ship lost its way from Florida to Bimini.
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7. Loose/Lose
The adjective l...
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... and
boring, as well as depressing).
See note a.
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10. (both deceptive and irrespon-
sible)
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CORRELATIVE CONJUNCTIONS
The following is a list of ... populate
-ize realize
* See also Chapter 3, “Modifiers”—Adjective/Adverb Confusion, page 32.
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NOTE
There are some
exceptions to
these general...
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... a series of audio
tapes. substantiate (verb), substantiation (noun).
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rhapsodize (verb) to praise in a wildly ... servile manner, agreeing quickly with everything he said.
servility (noun).
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sully (verb) to soil, stain,...
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... choice, using specific reasons and details.
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Preparing Your First Version of the Essay
THE PLAN
Writing is a process, like a recipe for a special ... comfortable with the types of questions and the process of writing an essay under timed
conditions.
THE INTEGRATED WRITING TASK OF THE TOEFL iBT
On the TOEFL iBT, you will read...
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31. ... Both
(A)
John, Bob and Tom are outstanding
(B)
golfers and reasonably
(C)
good
(D)
tennis
players.
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