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    Grammar

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    be further subdivided into four groups namely nouns‚ verbs‚ adjectives and adverbs. Structure class words are words that provide essential information about form class words. These words are lack lexical meaning as their main function is in the grammatical operations they perform. This class can be further subdivided into 8 classes namely determiners‚ auxiliaries‚ qualifiers‚ prepositions‚ conjunctions‚ pronouns‚ relatives and interrogatives. Table 1 below shows the subclasses of each class. Form

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    List of Adjectives in Arabic Below is a list of the Adjectives‚ Colors‚ Shapes‚ Sizes in Arabic placed in a table. Memorizing this table will help you add very useful and important words to your Arabic vocabulary. English Adjectives colors black blue brown gray green orange purple red white yellow sizes big deep long narrow short small tall thick thin wide shapes circular Arabic Adjectives ‫ -ا%َ#ان‬alawoan ُ ‫ -أَ)#د‬aaswad َ ْ ‫ -أَزرق‬aazraq َ ْ /1َ2- baneee

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    order to portray politeness uniquely. An example of this is the use of honorifics in Korean which expresses grammatically and lexically encoded forms of politeness and embodies a particular notion of hierarchism (Byon 2006‚ p. 249). The simple grammatical change in the sentence depends on the social relationship or difference in social status between speakers (Byon 2006). Alternatively‚ English speakers use indirect speech acts in order to portray politeness (Wierzbicka 1991). As a result‚ the imperative

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    Discourse Markers

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    relationship between ideas‚ and the sentence connectors that are most often used to express these relationships‚ are given in the table below. The discourse markers in the table are generally used at the start of a phrase or clause. (a clause is a minimal grammatical structure that has meaning in its own right‚ and consists of a subject and verb‚ and often an object too). Sentence connectors do not always begin a completely new sentence; they may be separated from the previous idea with a semi-colon. Type

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    English Prefixes and Sufixes

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    INTRODUCTION There are 3 processes of word formation in English: affixation- addittion of prefixes and sufixes; conversion- use of the word in another class without any changes; and compounding- joining 2 words to form another. This paper identifyies only the first process(affixation)‚ English prefixes and suffixes‚ meaning e classification of them and it gives some examples. The meanings given here‚ are not conclusive‚ but central. Further information can be found in large dictionares‚ which

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    Misplaced and Dangling Modifiers You have a certain amount of freedom in deciding where to place yourmodifiers in a sentence: We rowed the boat vigorously. We vigorously rowed the boat. Vigorously we rowed the boat. However‚ you must be careful to avoid misplaced modifiers -- modifiers that are positioned so that they appear to modify the wrong thing. In fact‚ you can improve your writing quite a bit by paying attention to basic problems like misplaced modifiers and dangling modifiers. Misplaced

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    Printer Fabulous! The Coordinating Conjunction Recognize a coordinating conjunction when you see one. And‚ but‚ for‚ nor‚ or‚ so‚ and yet—these are the seven coordinating conjunctions. To remember all seven‚ you might want to learn one of these acronyms: FANBOYS‚ YAFNOBS‚ or FONYBAS. F = for A = and N = nor B = but O = or Y = yet S = so | Y = yet A = and F = for N = nor O = or B = but S = so | F = for O = or N = nor Y = yet B = but A = and S = so | Coordinating conjunctions

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    Bio 183 Constructing Powerful Sentences And Paragraphs From: Hofmann A.H. Scientific Writing and Communication. GOAL: authors should guide and influence readers. 7. Establish importance. Word location within a sentence‚ if considered carefully‚ can help authors to guide and influence readers. The format and structure authors use to present information will lead the reader to interpret it as important or less important. To decide on the best placement of words within a sentence‚ it is

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    Greg Bennett 3/18/13 Required close Analytic Reading Authors Stylistic Choices: Enhancing Analysis Using Rhetorical Grammar The Things They Carried‚ Tim O’Brien 1. What is the narrator’s tone in the opening sentence? Describe how the use of the word butterfly affects the reader’s understanding of the description that follows. The narrator’s tone in the opening sentence is of peace and or prosperity. The narrator tricks the reader by using the noun butterfly to show beauty‚ calmness

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    The story is told by a first person narrator‚ from a mothers perspective. Her‚ her husband and her daughter migrated from China when her daughter‚ Pearl‚ was still a child. We notice - while reading the story - that the narrator shifts in the grammatical tense‚ which is what structures the plot of the story. In the present narrative tense‚ we find the mother in some sort of religious state of mind where she prays to certain gods and spirits‚ for example: “Ah‚ Amitabha‚ Buddha of great compassion

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