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Re: Are these SIMPLE sentences?

Hi, So, your position appears to be this. 1. Bob went to the store and went to the postoffice. is a simple sentence. 2. Bob went to the store and Bob went to the postoffice. is a compound sentence. You don't think that the basic structure of both these sentences is the same? I do. I don't...

ESL General English Grammar Questions by Clive 1 yr 129 days ago Grammar Clauses Literature
Re: Are these SIMPLE sentences?

Compound Sentence -- Two-part sentence. Both parts could be sentences on their own. Each part of the sentence has a subject. Each part of the sentence has a predicate. Each part is called an independent clause. That is:Bob went to the store and Bob went to the...

ESL General English Grammar Questions by Aous 1 yr 130 days ago Grammar Clauses Predicates Literature
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You need parallelism between the constructions, thus is. >When a new monster created Bad English. It's like the monster created something ... Don't invent things. Read the good literature and apply the patterns there.

ESL General English Grammar Questions by Marius Hancu 1 yr 138 days ago Grammar Constructions Literature Grammar check

Hi, I had my final exam from the writing course as a home take-in, but the type of the essay sounded a little bit weird to me. Here is what my lecturer gave as information: Writing FINALWrite an evaluation essay on the following topicThe Self-Evaluation essay is a reflective essay assessing and...

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Jean Piaget was the best known for his stages of cognitive development. He was born in Neuchâtel (Switzerland) on August 9, 1896. Piaget was the oldest child of Arthur Piaget, professor of medieval literature of the University and of Rebecca Jackson. When Jean was eleven years old, while he was...

ESL Software, Online Learning, and Games by Anonymous 1 yr 184 days ago Grammar Universities Literature
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>u btw have a very good level of English, do u take part in any olympiads?Thank you I still think it's not enough. I see a big challenge in being able to read classic literature in english(computer books are not a challenge for me anymore), understanding almost every word. And still have some...

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hermeneutics: Definition and Much More from Answers.com Hermeneutics in the Western world, as a general science of text interpretation, can be traced back to two sources. One source was the ancient Greek rhetoricians' study of literature, which came to fruition in Alexandria. The...

ESL Vocabulary and Idioms by Marius Hancu 1 yr 244 days ago Grammar Literature
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When it comes to grammar and spelling I can strongly recommend reading a ton of English books. Good literature with high quality English, so don't go and get yourself a copy of any of Mark Twain's books, but maybe something more contemporary, a professional book for example. Try to feel and...

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Hey guys These sentences seem to be like proverbs. I agree with Grammar Geek about the meaning of the 2nd sentence. "The heavens" is frequently used in literature with the meaning "the sky". I guest it sounds more melodious in the passage ^^ But about the 1st one, I hav no idea why...

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sorry to revive this discussion if it has already been past expiration, but i think not nearly enough has been discussed about this subject. I must warn anyone i usually have an indirect and evasive way of writing or speaking, so please forgive me if i lack coherence. Also my grammar is not very...

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