NOUN AND PRONOUN EXERCISES PDF

that whom which 7.That's interesting. We are talking about the car has a red roof. that who that's 8.Yes, it's the best car I've ever had. Why do you ask? which that who 9.Well, I think you ought to speak to that man standing with a notebook in front of the car. which whom who's 10.Oh no! It's a[r]

the world wide web. Section 6 analyzes the con-tribution of MI to our system.Bean and Riloff (2004) used bootstrapping toextend their semantic compatibility model, whichthey called contextual-role knowledge, by identi-fying certain cases of easily-resolved anaphors andantecedents. They give t[r]

This idea may be made clearer if we think about a typical discourse in terms ofLangacker’s (1985) metaphor of the Stage Model. The speaker and addressee areanalogous to an audience watching a play; the conceptions which the speakerplaces in the center of awareness are, metaphorically speaking[r]

RELATIVE CLAUSEI/ Relative pronouns: Who ,whom, which, where, when, whose ,why , what, that .II/Relative clauses:1/ The Relative pronounis the subject of the relative clause :Ex : I don't like the man . He lives next door . > I don't like the man who lives next door.I don't like the book . It[r]

hours is additional but nonessential information)Commas are used to separate a nonrestrictive relative clause from the other clause in thesentence.Relative Pronouns 7905 (077-098) Units 14-19 11/3/04 1:41 PM Page 79Combine the following sentences by changing the second sentence to a relative clause.[r]

2 My bread doesn't come from a shop. 3 My friends eat lots of fresh vegetables. 4 We finished the dining-room yesterday 5 Mark doesn't dictate his letters to a secretary 6 I don't pay to have my photos done 2 Emphatic pronouns (A) Put in an emphatic pronoun, e.g. myself, yourself. ► Of course[r]

CChecklist: subject and predicateThe student should now be able to:• explain the term subject• explain the term predicate• correctly divide sentences into subject and predicate• parse single sentences unaided• recognise omitted subjects, understood as in commands – (You) go to bed. Don[r]

2 We talk to …………. in French because it's the only language we both know. 3 People who talk to ………………… may get strange looks from other people. 4 We'd better set off early to give .…………………….plenty of time to get there. 5 The guards who shot a gunman claimed that they were defending…………………… 6 Luckily[r]

2 I'm sorry, the car's not here - I it. (just sell)3 She you a letter three weeks ago. (send)4 I the door quietly when I left, (shut)5 She very well, but I didn't like the band.(sing)6 I was so tired I for twelve hours, (sleep)7 to John's teacher about his homework yet?(you speak)8 I'm afraid I all[r]

RELATIVE CLAUSE(part 2)Now we can continue :For things :-- Subject :which ,that-- Object : which , that-- Possessive : whose , of which a/ Subject : Which/ that -There are alternatives in a defining clause . although " which " is felt to be more formalEx :By 9.30 there was only one painting that had[r]

the restaurant owner Chúng ta dùng of (không dùng danh từ+danh từ) với the beginning/end/top/bottom/fron/back/ middle/side v.v vì thế ta nói: the back of the car (không dùng 'the car back')=phần sau xe the beginning of the month = đầu tháng C Bạn có thể dùng -'s hay of đối với các tổ chức (= một nhó[r]

Shall Ifill in this form? + Shall Ifill it in? a. I'd lie to talk over my financial position. b. Did you throw out those old newspapers? c. They've decided to put off the wedding. d. We're going to do up the kitchen. e. I'd like more time to think over your offer. f. I didn't take down his telephone[r]

Read each sentence about the 1980s. Then underline the collectivenoun that is the subject of the sentence. Finally, circle the verb formthat agrees with the subject.1. The year is 1981, and the Senate ( has / have ) voted to makeSandra Day O’Connor the first woman on the Supreme Court.2. Toda[r]

Khi học một từ loại, chúng ta phải trả lời 2 câu hỏi căn bản sau đây:
1. Nó là gì? (What is it?)
2. Nó làm gì? (What does it do?)
Có những từ loại căn bản sau đây (These are the basic parts of speech).
1. Nouns (Danh từ):
Danh từ là gì? (What is a noun?)
Danh từ là một từ chỉ tên (A noun is a na[r]

become a complete thought:Because it rained, the game was cancelled.dependent clause independent clauseI was so hungry that I ate a whole pizza.independent clause dependent clauseA sentence with both a dependent and independent clause is called a complex sentence. Both of the sen-tences above[r]

Reflexive Pronoun là phản thân đại danh từ. Chúng ta dùng phản thân đại danh từ khi chủ từ và túc từ cùng chỉ một đối tượng. Có thể dịch các phản thân đại danh từ với nghĩa mình tự mình, chính mình. Các phản thân đại danh từ trong tiếng Anh được viết như sau: Pronoun Reflexive Prono[r]

You'd better take insect repellant if you're camping near a lake.6I'd rather go to Altea than bloody Benidorm any day.7We'd rather you didn't hang out with Craig. He's bad news.8 They'd better have everything ready for when our clients arrive or I'll skin them alive.9 I'd better not drink on Friday[r]

VerbsTHE PASSIVE55 The passive: Present Simple and Past SimpleFORMnoun/pronoun + to be + past participleSomeone washes the car every week.The car is washed every week.They make these televisions in Japan.These televisions are made in Japan.Someone painted the house last week.The house[r]

2 My bread doesn't come from a shop. 3 My friends eat lots of fresh vegetables. 4 We finished the dining-room yesterday 5 Mark doesn't dictate his letters to a secretary 6 I don't pay to have my photos done 2 Emphatic pronouns (A) Put in an emphatic pronoun, e.g. myself, yourself. ► Of course[r]

are closely connected with the principle of given and new information. Giveninformation is referred to something which is known, while new information is5EXAMPLEpresented as unknown. “…new information is often presented with longer, heavierstructures, such as complex noun phrases, whil[r]