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    word classes

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    include words like of‚ the‚ and but. They are called CLOSED word classes because they are made up of finite sets of words which are never expanded (though their members may change their spelling‚ for example‚ over long periods of time). The subclass of pronouns‚ within the open noun class‚ is also closed.  Words in an open class are known as open-class items. Words in a closed class are known as closed-class items.   In the pages which follow‚ we will look in detail at each of the seven major word classes

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    language within comedy. But dropping the pronoun “I” at the beginning of the sentence McIntyre also successfully creates a relaxed atmosphere that the audience feel comfortable in‚ as the utterance seems more colloquial and as a consequence more relatable. This friendly audience relationship is further created through McIntyre’s use of informal pronunciation. For example‚ he pronounces the second person pronoun “you” as “ya” and uses elision when the pronoun is next to the verb “know” to form “y’know”

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    CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION 1.0 Introduction Corrosion is the gradual destruction of material‚ usually metals‚ by chemical reaction with its environment. The destruction or degradation implies deterioration of physical properties of the material. This can be a weakening of the material due to a loss of cross-sectional area‚ it can be the shattering of a metal due to hydrogen embrittlement‚ or it can be the cracking of a polymer due to sunlight exposure. So as long the metal is not be stored properly

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    UNITY

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    generally agrees with the tense of the verb in the main clause. • Avoid unnecessary shifting from first person to third person or vice versa Consistent use of Number • Shifting persons of pronouns will destroy unity. The pronouns must agree with their antecedents Consistent Use of Persons of pronouns • Do not shift subject in a sentence. Consistent Use of Subject • Voice is the aspect of a verb that tellswhether the subjectperforms or receives the action. Consistent use of Voice • Mood

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    Introduction- English‚ speech I have a dream was one of the most powerful and influential speeches of all time‚ it not only created the realisation that the Negro was not free‚ it persuaded that of white people to make a change for the benefit of the African Americans. The African American civil rights movement was creeping forward but two individuals created a greater atmosphere for the reinforcement of the movement‚ sure William Wilberforce abolished the slave trade for Britain in 1807‚ and that

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    himself and his revenge. In act 3‚ Hamlet began to see humanity and life in a bigger picture as he juggled with his life dilemmas. Also‚ in act 1 and 2‚ personal pronouns‚ which were prevalent in Hamlet’s speech‚ focused the readers’ attention on Hamlet’s personal feelings‚ thoughts‚ and responses. However‚ in act 3‚ the absence of these pronouns revealed how Hamlet was more observant and receptive of his surroundings compared to the other characters in the

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    is a big portion of your term grade. Pronouns: Pronouns have three cases--subjective‚ objective‚ and possessive.   Subjective Case I‚ you‚ he‚ she‚ it‚ we‚ they‚ who Objective Case me‚ you‚ him‚ her‚ it‚ us‚ them‚ whom Possessive Case my/mine‚ your/yours‚ his‚ her/hers‚ its‚ our/ours‚ your/yours‚ their/theirs Subjective case pronouns act as subjects--that is‚ they perform the verbs in sentences.  If there is a pronoun before a verb‚ the pronoun should be in the subjective case.  Ask

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    suggesting that children already contain the ability to do things themselves. This is more persuasiveness for the advertisement because all parents’ jobs are to make sure their children are able to be independent. This text includes a lot of personal pronouns such as “you”‚ “she”‚ “her”‚ “you’ll”‚ and “your”. This makes LEGO seem to know customers in a personal manner and suggests that LEGO will know what the customers need (Carter‚ R. et al. 2008:

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    Quantification of Stylistic Traits: A Statistical Approach Summary of the Study This study attempts to identify the distinct stylistic features of the three contemporary Tamil scholars named Mahakavi Barathi (MB)‚ V. Kalsanasundaram (VK) and Subramaniya Iyer (SI) by using their literary works. These three scholars wrote articles on India’s Freedom Movement in the magazine called India. Initially‚ all the three scholars have written articles by attributing their names however‚ because of the

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    Spanish Study Guide Capitulo 10 1. Present Perfect Tense a. Formed with the present tense of the verb “haber” (to have) followed by a form of the verb called the past participle i. Ex: “Han visitado ustedes Europa?” b. HABER forms ii. Yo- He iii. Tu- Has iv. El/Ella – Ha v. Nos- Hemos vi. Ustedes – Han 2. Past Participle Tense c. Formed by adding –ado to the stem of –ar verbs and –ido to the stem of –er and

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