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ENG111 Lecture 1: Basic English Grammar Material Guide

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14 Oct 2021

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Basic in grammar: parts of speech noun, pronoun, verb, adverb, adjective, interjection, Part of a sentence - subject and the predicate. Fragments portion, it"s not a complete sentences. According to purpose sentence: declarative, imperative, interrogative, exclamatory. A noun is any word that names, people, things, animals, places, events or. Jack gleeson, the actor who plays as joffrey in game of throne, was the boy saved by. Beatrice and carla will meet at the coffee shop on tuesday. For you to understand the concept easily, you can look at nouns as actors and pronouns as stuntmen in movies when a stuntmen takes the place of a actor for a particular scene, he represent the same character. Just the same, a pronoun replaces a noun is a particular sentence, but it still refers to the same noun. Mr. white was a high school teacher turned race car driver.

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Related Questions

Coordinating Conjunctions

One way of combining sentences to make your writing more mature is by using a coordinating conjunction. This makes two sentences into a single, compound sentence - a sentence with two separate subjects and two separate verbs.

Coordinating Conjunctions: FANBOYS

Punctuation:

If you are putting two complete sentences together with a coordinating conjunction, you need a comma before the coordinating conjunction.

Example: Andrew woke up late. Andrew made it to school on time

Andrew woke up late, yet he made it to school on time. (Two complete sentences joined by comma and "yet.")

2) You can also combine sentences by making one of them incomplete. If you are joining a complete sentence with an incomplete sentence. (e.g. a phrase that does not have both a subject, and verb), you don't need a comma before the coordinating conjunction.

Which correctly combines the two sentences below using a coordinating conjunction?

The hike to the top of the canyon was only eight miles. It took us all day.

A. The hike on the two of the canyon was only eight miles, but it took us all day.

a. The hike to the top of the canyon was only eight miles but it took us all day.

C. The hike to the top of the canyon was only eight miles, but it took us all day.

Mark "C" for a complete sentence. Mark "F" for a fragment.

Make the fragments into complete sentences by adding a subject, a verb, or both. Draw one line under the subject and two lines under the verb.

1. Doris is working late tonight.

On the boat.

Had lunch already.

He won the Grand Prix last year.

They must have left already.

PART IV. Select the correct answer for each sentence.

17. Anyone from this dormitory may have uniform dry cleaned for free today.

18. Each should pick up schedule at the rectory

⭕ a. their, themselves

⭕ b. his, himself

19. Many forgot to pick up

20. The girls never once said unless it was out of kindness.

⭕ b. anything

21. It seems that there is that he can do to help.

⭕ b. anything

PART V. Select the function of the relative pronoun in each sentence.

22. They were the ones who most readily believed in Him.

⭕ a. direct object

⭕ b. indirect object

⭕ d. appositive

23. The words which the Pharisees spoke to Him were harsh and judgmental.

⭕ a. direct object

⭕ b. indirect object

⭕ d. object of a preposition

24. He was the One to Whom the little children were attracted.

⭕ a. direct object

⭕ b. indirect object

⭕ c. subjective complement

⭕ d. object of a preposition

25. The One Whom you seek is not here; He has risen as He said.

⭕ a. appositive

⭕ b. direct object

⭕ d. indirect object

PART VI. Diagram the predicates, nouns, pronouns, and prepositions in each sentence. Select the word(s) that would go in the diagram for each number. For example, for number 27, select the word(s) that would go where number 27 is in the diagram.

Gerald himself said nothing. (4 pts.)