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what are the differences between the following sentences in form and meaning? a 1 What do you want? 2 Which do you want? and what are the categories of...
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I answered this question i just need someone check my answer and tell me if there a mistake and what is the correction of it. What types of phrase have...
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Poirot deserves his place in crime fiction history . Poirot is noun functioning as subject deserves is verb his possessive pronoun...
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a) Identify five adverbs and state the syntactic function of each (modifier or adverbial). The Prince of Wales’s claim yesterday that...
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i am not sure about the answer for this question.the question says : Analyse the underlined sentence syntactically in terms of clause elements . ...
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Hi gyus! I need help with these sentences. I don´t understand the difference. The ceiling was of stone . But the floor was stone , unlike the floor of...
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Hello guys! Can you help me to understand 3 words please. I want to have their definitions simples. Those 3 words are: - bail out - crony capitalism ...
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Do you agree with this observation? "So far as the language used furthers the writer's intended effect, it is good; so far as it fails to further...
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Hello! This is my first post I have to make a videoclip, not more than 2 minutes, talking about the importance of english, the influence that it has in...
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Hello everyone, I would like to know how I could appropriately analyze the above sentence. Could it be analyzed in the following way? 3rdpps BE THERE...
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How would you paraphrase this?
"I want to marry her... if she'll agree to it , that is."
a. if she's willing to agree to it
b. if I can get her...
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I've been thinking through this problem and would appreciate some input...
both suffixes -ish and -like turn a noun into an adjective, but...
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Hello, would you please check the sentences below and tell me whether there are any mistakes there? red - main clause green - noun clause orange -...
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need some help got to analyze this to show it cause effect--and find thesis.. June 15, 2001 - More than 13,000 years ago when humans first set foot in...
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am a Uni student ....My major is english linguistics and literature
so if anyone of you has a question ....concerning linguistics ...Feel free...
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Hi there, is there a difference in meaning between the two statements "Let's go and find a shopping centre" and "Let's go to find...
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When writing/communicating in these fora/ums, which register do you feel you generally write in? Background: In linguistics, a register is a subset of...
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Hi everyone I just wondered if anyone could help - I have to write a profile of a chinese learner of English (completely made up). In it I must put any...
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generative gramamr is the concept of Chomsky but then what is generativism? Can somebody guide me on this? Good wishes!
collegia
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Is this true of today's American classrooms? "U. S. classroom English is a kind of dead language, derived chiefly from British literary traditions...
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Do you agree with Orwell, here? "The invasion of one' s mind by ready made phrases can only be prevented if one is constantly on guard against...
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I would need native English
speakers' opinion whether these sentences are okay or not to write an essay.
Please help me!
The sentences are the following...
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Does your explanatory model of, and approach to, grammar match the underlined part of this extract? It is suggested that an explanatory model of grammar...
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I'm intrigued. On another forum, Mr P mentioned of the term "standard spoken English". He hasn't yet given a clear definition of what...
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Hello everybody,
I'm doing some research for my final paper at university, and I'm not a native speaker of English, so I'd really appreciate your help...
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