...
is used in formal English as the
object of
a
verb or
a
preposition.
In
(c):
who,
not
whom,
is usually used
in
everyday English.
In (d):
whom
is used in very formal
English.
Whom ... did Jessica leave for Europe?
B: She for Europe five days ago.
4.
A:
Did you write Ted a letter?
B: No, but
I
him
a postcard.
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Linda
for the bus at the comer yesterday.
5.
The bus at the comer. It was on time.
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the
spelling
of
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forms....
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Complete the sentences. Use the words
in
parentheses. Use any
appropriate verb form.
Peter ... beside me and get comfortable.
CHILDREN:
What
(you,
tell)
us about tonight,
Grandma?
GRANDMA: Before
I
(begin)
the story,
I
(give)
each of you a kiss on
the
forehead because
I ... afternoon.
13.
Before the teacher
(walk)
into the room every day, there
(be)
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a lot of noise in the classroom.
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4-5
for information about nouns
with
irregular
plural
forms'
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4-5
for information about nouns
with
irregular
plursl
forms.
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13.
Helen needs
an English course.
14.
Where do you want for lunch?
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... is a weed.
*Formal
written
English: My
brother
is
caller
than
I
(am).
Informal
spoken
English:
My
brother
u
taller
than
me.
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9:
Complete the sentences. Use the
COMPARATIVE
form of the ...
good
COMPARATIVE
FORMS
bad
far
better
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fartherlfirther
The comparative forms
ofgood,
bad,
and
far
are irregular.
EXERCISE
8:
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the
comparative
forms for
the
following...
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grammar of any language is essential for becoming a skilled and accurate user of that language.
English is certainly...
... functional grammar.
So here’s the formula for success: A little descriptive grammar plus a lot of
functional grammar equals better grammar overall.
Distinguishing between
the Three Englishes
Good grammar ... tips for better grammar.
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for proper English.
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at the Right Time
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Nouns
A noun is a word that names ... indirect object tells to or for whom something is done. You can tell a word is an indi-
rect object if you can insert to or for before it without changing the meaning. For example:
“The book gave...