... THE SAME VEIN, ALONG THE SAME LINE The expressions "in the same vein" and "along the same line" mean the same thing (on the same subject), but those who cross-pollinate them to create the hybrid ... example: "The wedding guests were gathered all together inthe garden." Undressed people are said in informal speech to be "in the altogether" (perhaps a shortening of the phrase "altogether naked") ... whenever they want: either by gesture (beck) or speech (call) FROM THE BEGINNING OF TIME Stephen Hawking writes about the beginning of time, but few other people People who write "from the beginning...
... cross-reference dining or dinning? dine + ing = dining (as in dining room) din + ing = dinning (noise dinning in ears) See ADDING ENDINGS (i) and (ii) vii How to use this book There are individual ... The smile of the princess The princess's smile Who 'owns' the smile? Put the apostrophe after the owner Add -s Add what is 'owned' the princess the princess' the princess's the princess's smile ... meanings: You CAN go now (= are permitted) caning or canning? cane + ing = caning CANING is now banned in all schools Can + ing = canning The CANNING factory is closing down See ADDING ENDINGS...
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... your English? This book will help you! This is a collection of common vocabulary and grammar errorsin spoken English, made by English as a Second Language learners If you know the main errors, ... easier to avoid them Some of theerrors are worse than others – there are some that completely change the meaning of the sentence, and others that are not exactly “wrong,” but there is a better ... have a band at our wedding reception The wedding will be at the church, and the reception will be at a restaurant Marriage = The relationship in general, or the institution in society My parents...
... cross-reference dining or dinning? dine + ing = dining (as in dining room) din + ing = dinning (noise dinning in ears) See ADDING ENDINGS (i) and (ii) vii How to use this book There are individual ... The smile of the princess The princess's smile Who 'owns' the smile? Put the apostrophe after the owner Add -s Add what is 'owned' the princess the princess' the princess's the princess's smile ... meanings: You CAN go now (= are permitted) caning or canning? cane + ing = caning CANING is now banned in all schools Can + ing = canning The CANNING factory is closing down See ADDING ENDINGS...
... participle) In active sentences, the thing doing the action is the subject of the sentence and the thing receiving the action is the object In passive sentences, the thing receiving the action is the ... discuss the probable causes of theerrors Probable causes of theerrors 3.1 Interlingual errors These errors are found inthe misselection of voice One of the factors leading to these errors is ... Richard (1971), there are three causes of competence errors: Interlingual errors, intralingual errors and developmental errors Interlingual Errors / Interference error: In early stages, the first...
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... trouble explaining its usagein understandable ways In my experience in teaching English at Tran Phu Specialised High School in Hai Phong City, students often make commonerrorsin using passive ... the differences between English and our mother–tongue As a result, they have a lot of difficulties in communicating, especially in reading and writing inEnglishThe passive voice ... of the typical errorsin using passive voice and working out solutions to teaching students passive voice effectively Hence, the research is to answer the following questions: + What are the...
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