Titlebook: Mastering English Grammar; S. H. Burton Textbook 1984Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1984 English.grammar.linguistics

exclamation

緊張過度

Vasodilation

The Parts of the Simple Sentence,As we have seen earlier:

forebear

Finite Verbs and Non-Finite Verbs,In Chapters 5 and 6 we studied the work that words do in simple sentences, learning how to identify a word as a particular part of speech by recognising its function in a sentence.

CLIFF

photopsia

preeclampsia

Subordinate Clauses and the Work They Do,As we now know, phrases function as adjectives, as adverbs or as nouns in the sentences to which they belong. An adjective-phrase is an adjective equivalent, an adverb-phrase is an adverb equivalent and a noun-phrase is a noun equivalent.

Magisterial

The Parts of Speech: A Chapter for Reference,In Chapters 5 and 6 we began our study of words in the various classes to which they belong according to the work that they do in a sentence. We saw that the same word can function in one way in one sentence and in a different way in another.

真繁榮

Common Errors and Debatable Points,Faulty grammar sets up barriers between speaker and listener, between writer and reader. Those barriers have different shapes, but each is an obstacle across the communicator’s path. An ungrammatical use of language (spoken or written) cannot be precise; for that reason, it is always harder to understand than it need be.

Instinctive