Correct english part 6 doc

... if the sentences are reversed so that the main part of the sentence comes first, the comma becomes optional. (vi) Commas mark off participles and participial phrases, whenever they come in the ... apostrophes in shan’t (sha’n’t) to show that two sets of letters had b een omitted but this is n o longer correct today. control controlled, controlling controller (not -or) CONTEMPTIBLE OR CONTEM...

Ngày tải lên: 07/07/2014, 12:20

... DIESEL. delapidated Wrong spelling. See DILAPIDATED. 65 DELUSION delusion See ALLUSION, DELUSION OR ILLUSION?. denouement/denouement Both spellings are correct. dependant or dependent? The adjective ... DISEASE. desert or dessert? A DESERT is sandy. A DESSERT is a pudding. desiccated (not dess-) 66 t EITHER OR Proper names (e.g. of people or countries) don&ap...

Ngày tải lên: 25/01/2014, 22:20

... will also notice a difference in practice between British English and American English. Increasingly, however, the trend is towards American English practice, i.e. being guided by the way the word ... syllables so that your reader is not confused and can continue smoothly from the first part of the word to the second part. There are dictionaries of hyphenation available that will indi...

Ngày tải lên: 07/07/2014, 12:20

... are correct. The second form (-or) is, however, more common. impractical or IMPRACTICAL = could be done but not impracticable? worth doing IMPRACTICABLE = incapable of being done IDIOSYNCRASY 96 If ... chocolate. I like chocolate. MY HUSBAND AND I like chocolate. (ii) Most people use the pronoun ‘me’ correctly when it is used on its own: The burglar threatened ME. It was given to ME. Once...

Ngày tải lên: 07/07/2014, 12:20

... bound by the house-style of a particular organisation, you can make up your own mind. Numbers up to one hundred can be written in one or two words and this is why this particular cut-off point is favoured. There ... guilt. 124 NOUNS  nosey/nosy Both spellings are correct. Note: for informal use only. noticeable (not noticable) See SOFT C AND SOFT G. not only . . . but also Take care with th...

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... STOPS. pyjamas (American English: pajamas) 144 PROPOGANDA Q quarrel quarrelled, quarrelling See ADDING ENDINGS (iv). quarrelsome quarter question marks A question mark is the correct end stop for ... ROYAL?. ROYAL 151  IcanQUOTE the whole poem. (quote = a verb) quotation marks See INVERTED COMMAS. 1 46 QUOTATION MARKS  profession (not -ff-) professional professor profit profited, profiting...

Ngày tải lên: 07/07/2014, 12:20

... SHAMMING? The SCOTS language is quite distinct from English. What is the SCOTS word for ‘small’? We also talk about SCOTS law being different from English law. In connection with people, we have the rather ... silk. Compare METAPHOR. sincerely sincere + ly (not sincerly) Note the punctuation required when ‘sincerely’isusedaspartofa complimentary close to a letter. Traditional layout: Yours...

Ngày tải lên: 07/07/2014, 12:20

... What? Without the correct vowel sounds communication is severely damaged. So, for good communication, say the correct vowel sound on each correct stressed syllable. 6. Identify weak forms ... template on p.4 .6. Whilst working on this activity, students should speak the words and phrases – as well as the whole sentences – out loud with their partners. Although this work is pa...

Ngày tải lên: 13/12/2013, 21:15

... need oxygen to do this __________ 6 your clothes are often this __________ New English File Elementary photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2004 55 8 6 6 7 6 20 Grammar total B NAME Grammar, ... Elementary photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2004 57 6 7 6 6 8 20 Grammar total A NAME Grammar, Vocabulary, and Pronunciation 8 6 Write the weather words. Example: It’s snowing....

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