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• [PDF File]page Another, Other, Others

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  15.D’you know the Indian restaurant in Palmer Street? — Yes. — Well, the gift shop is on the other side of the street, directly opposite. 16.Would you like another drink? 17.'Finished?' 'No, I've got another three questions to do'. A You’ve met Linda, but I have another sister who you haven’t met. I've got one lot of photos. Where are ...

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• [PDF File]9A MINI GRAMMAR whatever, whenever, etc.

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  e whichever you prefer. G Complete the sentences with your own ideas. Then con1pare your ideas with a partner. 1 I'll always love you whatever you do. 2 However rich people are, ____ _ 3 You n1ust come and see me whenever ____ _ 4 Let's buy this one or that one, whichever ____ _ 5 Wherever you go in the world you'll always find ____ _

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• [PDF File]Parallelism Exercises - George Brown College

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  Would you prefer the graceful owl, rats, or a sneaky cat as your pet? _____ 3. The difference between rural and country living is the height of the buildings and the population. _____ 4. Stress makes it difficult to exercise regularly, have relationships that are stable, and be eating food with benefits to one’s health. ...

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• [PDF File]G r a m m a r w o r k s h e e t + e x e r c i s e : w o ul ...

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  General preferences: prefer, would rather Wh e n w e t a l k a bo u t ge n e r a l pr e f e r e n c e s , w e c a n u s e p r e f e r o r w o u l d r at h e r ( bu t n o t w o u l d ...

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• [PDF File]New ENGLISH FILE Intermediate Test Booklet

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  In this test booklet you’ll find: • an Entry test • a test for each File of New English File Intermediate, in A and B versions • an End-of-course test in A and B versions The Entry test The Entry test is an optional test which covers some of the key Grammar and Vocabulary points from File 1.

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• [PDF File]PracticeProblemsforFinalExam: Solutions CS341 ...

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  • If a language L is of Type CFL, give a context-free grammar (4-tuple) and a PDA (6-tuple) for L. Also, prove that L is not regular. • If a language L is of Type DEC, give a description of a Turing machine that decides L. Also, prove that L is not context-free. ∗ | w = reverse(w) and the length of w is divisible by 4}, where Σ = {0,1}.

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• [PDF File]BOTH, NEITHER and EITHER - Blog de Cristina

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  Which do you prefer? You can live either with me or with Robert. It takes singular or plural verb depending on the subject which follows "or" Either my parents or Linda’s parents are going to pick us up at the airport. 5. We can use either as a pronoun: A: Which sweater do you like, the green one or the blue one? B: I don’t like either. (I ...

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• [PDF File]PREFER… DISCUSSION

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  4) Do you prefer male or female teachers? 5) Do you prefer your teacher explaining grammar on the board or working it out for yourself? 6) Have you ever told your teacher what you prefer doing in class? 7) What things do you think your teacher might prefer to do differently in class? 8) What are the differences between ‘prefer’ and ‘would ...

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• [PDF File]Intermediate Oxford - Oxford University Press

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  Oxford Practice Grammar • Intermediate • Test B Potocoiae Oxford Uniersit Press 2019 Test B Past Simple and Past Continuous Put in the Past Simple of the verbs in brackets. ♦ The car stopped (stop) at the lights. 1 We (leave) the cinema before the end of the film.

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• [PDF File]Five Basic Types of the English Verb - ed

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  3 12. The old man sleeps downstairs every day.(The old man is the subject, sleeps is the intransitive verb, downstairs is the adverbial of place, and every day is the adverbial of time. It is SVAA.) 13. He works hard.(He is the subject, works is an intransitive verb, and hard is an adverb, which is used as the adverbial of manner. It is SVA.) 14. The Titanic sank after hitting an iceberg.

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• [PDF File]GRAMMAR FOR ACADEMIC WRITING

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  If you are interested in continuing to work on your grammar/vocabulary, I can recommend the following: 1. Grammar Troublespots: A guide for Student Writers by A. Raimes (Cambridge University Press, 2004). This is designed to help students identify and correct the grammatical errors they are likely to make when they write. 2.

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• [PDF File]gerunds and infinitives part 1 - Perfect English Grammar

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  www.perfect-english-grammar.com Gerunds and Infinitives Part 1 Put the verb into the correct form: 1. I don’t fancy _____ (go) out tonight. 2. She avoided _____ (tell) him about her plans. 3. I would like _____ (come) to the party with you. 4. He enjoys _____ (have) a bath in the evening. 5.

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• [PDF File]An Overview of the Grammar of English

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  the grammar also generates “most menblobsled event” Whether this sort of thing is a syntactic or semantic/pragmantic issue is the subject of debate. u In general, it is tempting to think that the grammar of noun phrases can be made simpler, and that at least some of these constraints can be explained semantically.

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• [PDF File]Generative Grammar - University of Arizona

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  if you prefer). The goal of syntactic theory is to model these procedures. In other words, we are trying to figure out what we subconsciously know about the syntax of our language. In generative grammar, the means for modeling these procedures is through a set of formal grammatical rules. Note that these rules are nothing

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• [PDF File]Giving preference

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  4. Do you prefer to eat a cake or an apple? 5. Do you prefer sweet food or salty food? 6. Do you prefer to cook or eat? 7. Do you prefer breakfast, lunch, or dinner? 8. Do you prefer meat or vegetables? 9. Do you prefer fruit or vegetables? 10. Do you prefer Chinese food or Japanese food? 11. Do you prefer eating indoors or outdoors? 12. Do you ...

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• [PDF File]Context-Free Grammars for English - UCCS

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  Context Free Grammar for English 7 Context-Free Rules and Trees • Bracket notation of parse tree (see next page) • Grammatical vs. ungrammatical sentences • The use of formal languages to model NLs is called generative grammar, since the language is defined by the set of possible sentences “generated” by the grammar.

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• [PDF File]C1 gerund or infinitve - eoigijon

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  would prefer* deserve appear His health arrange Naomi Nancy seemed to be disappointed. They expect to arrive early / they expect Julie to arrive early We intend to visit you next spring. The child pretendedto be a monster. refusedto let them enter the building. I’d prefer to do it / him to do it. He deservesto go to jail. appearedto be better.

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• [PDF File]NOUN CLAUSE SELF-TEST

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  36. (Would Jim prefer a sweater or a shirt?) I'm not sure _____. Directions: Make a sentence with the same meaning by using an infinitive. 37. I've told you everything I know about the crime. I don't know what else I should say. I've told you everything I know about the crime.

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• [PDF File]American Sign Language Grammar Rules

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  1 American Sign Language Grammar Rules Twelveth Draft: January 2008 by Kevin Struxness, MA Declarative Sentence Structures English: Subject-Verb-Object I love apple pie. ASL: Subject-Verb-Object I love apple pie. Subject-Verb-Object-Subject I love apple pie I. Object-Subject-Verb Apple pie I love. Verb-Object-Subject Love apple pie I. Object-Verb-Subject Apple pie love I.

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