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https://academicguides.waldenu.edu/writingcenter/grammar
Resources
Diana Hacker. Rules for write.
Diana Hacker. A pocket style manual.
Oxford Modern English Grammar by Bas Aarts.
From Old English to Standard English by Dennis Freeborn.
Samuel P. Newman in A Practical System of Rhetoric
English
- Bilingual children's books English- Spanish What are your life goals? Why do you want to study in the U.S? Talk about your job in a more detailed way read it out loud a few times before you practice with a teacher
How do I use the phrases "to the south of âŠ", "on the south of âŠ" and "in the south of âŠ"?
https://forum.wordreference.com/threads/prepositions-with-compass-points-south-north-etc.1875944/
https://www.quora.com/Which-one-is-correct-âlive-inâ-or-âl-live-atâ
Resources
https://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/inhalt_grammar.htm
https://www.myenglishpages.com/english/vocabulary-lesson-idioms-alphabetical-order.php?letter=a
https://learningenglish.voanews.com/
AP English Language and Composition
AP English Literature and Composition
Latin: Vergil
- The Bedford Handbook - Writing Exercises for practice. - http://dianahacker.com/bedhandbook6e/subpages/wr_menu.asp
- The Bedford Handbook - Grammar Exercises for practice. - http://dianahacker.com/bedhandbook6e/subpages/gm_menu.asp
- Aims Community College - Body Paragraphs Exercise -Â http://www.aims.edu/student/online-writing-lab/process/body-exercise
- The Writing Center at University of North Carolina - Handouts and Resources -Â http://writingcenter.unc.edu/handouts/
- Purdue University Online Writing Lab -Â The Online Writing Lab (OWL) at Purdue University houses writing resources and instructional material, and we provide these as a free service of the Writing Lab at Purdue. -Â https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/
- Writers' Handbook (University of Wisconsin at Madison) - In this section, you will find many instructional materials developed for the Writing Center - http://writing.wisc.edu/Handbook/.
- Grammar Bytes -Â Grammar Instruction with Attitude -Â http://www.chompchomp.com/menu.htm
- Guide to Grammar and Writing (Charles Darling, Capital Community College; Hartford, CN) -Â The Guide to Grammar and Writing is sponsored by the Capital Community College Foundation, a nonprofit 501 c-3 organization that supports scholarships, faculty development, and curriculum innovation. -Â http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/
- Big Dog's Grammar - "Maybe some dull, basic English grammar stuff here, but I know how to get to the meat of any subject. Join me as I nose my way through the least you need to know to bluff your way through Freshman comp or any general writing task." -Â http://www.aliscot.com/bigdog/
https://ted-ielts.com/describe-a-map-language/
https://www.englishclass101.com/blog/2020/07/17/directions-in-english/
https://blog.apastyle.org/apastyle/2015/09/principles-of-writing-how-to-avoid-wordiness.html
My exercises
"His English had the flawless, idiomatic ring of a native speaker" about
Satoshi Nakomoto
- Get the most out
- Iâd learned English grammar in order to get the most out of enlightenment.
- She gets the most out of our Computer science course.
- His writing gets the most out of American literature.
- Since you want to speak fluently, thinking actively gets the most out of any conversation.
- Paolo gets the most out of his college classes.
- Enlightenment gets the most out of good.
- Our house gets the most out of Greek architecture.
- My learning method gets the most out of your skills.
- Iâm studying mathematics because it gets the most out of my time.
- Make the most out of.
- poster child
- Unfounded.
- Clever people gotta keep away unfounded opinions.
- Revelers.
- My neighborhood has several revelers.
- On New Yearâs Eve shows who is a reveler.
- Revelers gone.
- Each reveler was odd.
- I see a reveler.
- Reign.
- muddle up
- Some instructors muddle up computer science topics.
- malfeasance
- groundbreaking
- clever
- lounge
- licentiousness
- hall
- bring
- tough time
- threatened
- STAND FOR
- grave
- shawl
- burial
- breastfeed
- set off
- abridgment
- reckoning
- hailed
- bring out
- alike
- bodes
- send out
- pointed out:
- dearth
- so that
- breaks down
- scuffle. It refers to a physical conflict.
- melee. It refers to a physical conflict mass.
- bout. It refers to illness or a boxing match.
- proper
- raison d'ĂȘtre (Yes, itâs an English noun).
- haunted
- quest
- standoffish
- cunningly
- seriousness
- sleuth
- Giggling
- toucancompelling
- sunken ship
- gumballs
- poured out
- Sleep-deprived,
- Farewall
- beacon
- uplifting
- Prerequisite vs Requisite
- For those who are interested
- He did like to pull chains âŠ
- rekindle
- stepping-stone
- delighted
- faithfully
- astounded
- live up to,
- undertaking
- clapping
- divers
- toddler
- odd one out
- burglary
- breath away
- day in, day out
- acquaintance
- wagered
- show up
- Outward
- An outward crocodile follows me!
- The 1st president of the United States that opens outward us.
- Have you played the âoutwardâ game?
- I ain't gotta outward and grow up.
- Have you got to go outward?
- Relentless.
- Ground.
- junkies
- alas
- purview
- outlaw
- slippery
- work out
- gossip
- some still at large
- ensuing
- feat
- deal
- declutter
- draws off track
- convey
- harvest
- burgeon
- bathe
- voyage
- communal
- spotless
- brush up on
- dust
- make out
- encourages
- pure
- stockpiled
- amalgamated
- built-up
- parade
- sets up
- stains
- leaping out
- antiseptic meaning
- congrous
- conjoined
- coicident
- mannerisms
- bull-riding
- maneuver
- debauchery
- sheathing
- drowning
- catchall
- knocking down
- malarkey
- thrusts
- flashy
- stashes
- eye-catching
- though
- apt
- prevailing
- sore
- silk
- vent
- steadiness
- acquiescence
- bruise
- fit
- to make up, comprise of, compose of https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/grammar/british-grammar/consist-comprise-or-compose
- comprise
- whim
- whereas
- while
- outlandish
- leverage
- chasing
- sleek-looking decoys
- settling down
- Most modern men donât settle down with anybody.
- People forget their problems settling down on a sofa.
- Guys! Settle down
- bragging
- godly
- outgroup
- straw
- golly
- Golly! Iâm wondering why?
- plenty
- Rich people, by definition, are plenty of money.
- endearment
- Are you endearment to parents?
- Catfishing
- Far too many influencers are catfishing.
- Their catfish is disgusting.
- coups
- appointed
- nuggies
- charade
- A charade has been seen.
- betrayal
- Betrayal is forever.
- held
- relegate
- tame
- thing up
- dope
- fallen
- loose
- deemed
- tricked
- back-alley
- sordid
- hijackings
- scoundrel
- sacred
- head up
- blind
- Satyr
- Som
- in awe
- rehearsed
- not only __ but also __
- both __ and __
- from __ to __
- as __ as __
- between __ and __
- (n)either __ (n)or __
- "stand on " vs. "stand in " vs. "stand for "
- Coconut-water-sipping
- blabs
- second fiddle to none.
- sipping
- goonish
- whole thing up. https://forum.wordreference.com/threads/to-make-the-whole-thing-up.2694433/
- this whole thing up
- Leviatan told us a whole thing up. Might you tame?
- bread and butter
- Waste.
- alibis
- sharpen
- alibis
- in fits
- suitor
- awake
- naughtyw
- leering glances
- arises
- nuggies
- cheers
- set off
- crocodilian jaws
- guilty of arson.
- hapless
- lie
- spare
- malcontent
- Willing
- clout
- tune in
- laid
- You laid with this hope
- forth
- chiefly
- awe
- chase
- toast
- disengage
- foreboding.
- breathtaking
- A breathtaking pretty woman was talking to me.
- For Godâs sake, youâre saying a breathtaking truth.
- couching
- repair to
- In business days, I'm repairing to my school.
- outspoken
- Misnomer
- subtle
- so far
- in a way
- rendered
- nuances
- ought
- disobedient.
- spiteful.
- thwart
- finest Wool
- mischievous
- acquiescence
- subtle nuances
- agreeable
- agreeable
- on lung disease other than cancer.
- Pitted.
- I pit you.
- The good pitted her again.
- Why are you pitting yourself?
- Our friends have pitted her.
- You gotta pit the bad.
- oath
- All the United States elected presidents have got to take an oath to fill the president.
- Faint.
- Gotta
- Gone
- breeze
- keep away
- valedictorian
- full-fledged
- Weightage
- ajar
- indeed.
- Indeed, it happens.
- I see you indeed.
- Scientific evidence says indeed another thing.
- Oh, my boy, youâve made another thing indeed.
- Are you okay? Indeed Iâm okay.
- Have you been, Jeff? Iâm sad by Disney indeed.
- For me it is happy fact, indeed it is better than I expected.
- regarded
- thoroughly
- end up
- I listen to you; you end up in a dark place.
- Bear one thing
- literary
- further
- curmudgeonly
- moron
- When one has seen a lot of moron people, you become one. It ends up our clever path.
- Search and seizure
- verb +noun + on
- couch potato
- gym freak
- burn off
- warm-up
- moist
- shed light on,
- such-and-such
- All English conjugations.
- foolish
https://www.grammarly.com/blog/verb-conjugation/
Present Perfect
- To + For
https://www.grammarly.com/blog/to-vs-for/
- Depicts
- haunts
- bachelor
- as such
- We donât have a house as such.
- You see her as such
- Learning the ropes
- No sweat
- coaxing
- devoid
- bout
- maneuvers
- devoid of
- flock of backyard
- to refrain from performing
- All that glitters are not gold.
- overlooked
- Adjectives ending in ED and ING
- out of someoneâs league
- get the ball rolling.
- get into shape.
- singling out
- fulfill
- fall off
- DIRECTION
https://forum.wordreference.com/threads/in-the-south-of-england-or-on-the-south-of-england.2506712/
- Iâm living in Southern California.
- My house is in the south of England
- Where Iâm living is to the south of California.
- Mexico is to the south of the USA.
- I live in a little town ON the south coast of England
- I live in a little town IN the South of England.
https://englishgrammarapp.com/
slight
hard-featured
summon
settled
- Preposition
https://www.britannica.com/dictionary/eb/qa/-Your-Yours-and-Letter-Writing
n/a. (2022, November 02). Retrieved from https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/n-a
Sentences
It is not uncommon to meet with an opinion that though
the promoting manufactures may be the interest of a part
of the Union, it is to that of another part.
Alexander Hamilton, "Report on Manufactures," originally published in 1791.
How to increase your reading skills?
- Increase your vocabulary.
- Understand grammar.
- Reading more.
- On focus.
- Safe steps. Keywords. Inferences.
- Heuristics. Representations.
- Search.
Conventional expressions
"stand on " vs. "stand in " vs. "stand for in awe
- not only __ but also __
- both __ and __
- from __ to __
- as __ as __
- between __ and __
- (n)either __ (n)or __
verb + preposition.
preposition + noun.
https://blog.prepscholar.com/all-the-sat-idioms-you-need-complete-list-and-tips
https://rm.coe.int/tool-33-a-list-of-expressions-for-everyday-communication-language-supp/16807171b7
Subjects
âJust woke up to the news that more Tweeps were summarily fired last night.â
Eric Frohnhoefer @ đĄ on Twitter. (2022, November 14). Retrieved from https://twitter.com/EricFrohnhoefer/status/1592528714126233600
Is âI woke upâ or âyou woke upâ? is it a command?
The answer is I woke up.
Types of conditional
https://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/~thc/Cormen-rules.pdf
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/grammar/british-grammar/conditionals-if
Forms
if clause, then main clause
if clause, then main clause
main clause if clause
Summary
true | likely/possible | less likely / less posibble | impossible | |
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Form | if present simple, modal verb with future meaning (shall/should/will/would/can/could/may/might) | if past simple, modal verb with future meaning (shall/should/will/would/can/could/may/might) | ||
When? |
- If they have money, they will join us on our vacation. If they had money, they could join us on our vacation.
- If you donât have to work tomorrow, you will be happier. If you didnât have to work tomorrow, you would be happier.
- If she goes to sleep earlier, she will not be too tired tomorrow. If she went to sleep earlier, she might not be too tired tomorrow.
- If I win the lottery, I will buy a house. If I won the lottery, I would buy a house.
Asking and Giving Direction in English
Personal names
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Given_name
Conjugations
Simple Present
Simple Past
Rebeca and I rewound the commercial when we saw our stimmy.
Present Perfect
I have eaten it. We have sent them. He has shown something else. Adam has been a reveler, but not now.
Adverbs vs verbs
You must write verbs over adverbs.
Hove, S. (2018). Grammar 101: Verbs vs. Adverbs - Elite Editing. Elite Editing. Retrieved from https://eliteediting.com/resources/verbs-vs-adverbs
Modals of Certainty
https://learningenglish.voanews.com/a/everyday-grammar-may-might-must-modals-certainty/2887387.html
Whom and who
English literature
CliffsNotes
Victorian literature
Villette, Charlotte Brontë
Converting nouns or adjectives into verbs
https://primaryleap.co.uk/activity/converting-nouns-or-adjectives-into-verbs/level-1
Polisemia
https://blog.prepscholar.com/all-the-sat-idioms-you-need-complete-list-and-tips
Enantiosemia
Endonym and exonym
Connotation
Denotation
DECLENSION OF NOUNS
https://www.thelatinlibrary.com/101/Declension.pdf
German
https://userbase.kde.org/Tutorials/ComposeKey#Typing_Macrons.2C_Umlauts.2C_Accents.2C_...
Dictionary
Latin
https://nobispacem.com/sites/default/files/documents/anewlatinprimerbymimamaxey.pdf
Espanol
https://aplica.rae.es/orweb/cgi-bin/v.cgi?i=fnviErcOkgLFPkpa
https://aplica.rae.es/grweb/cgi-bin/v.cgi?i=wMyVTfglgPhZzzSJ
Composicion del nombre
Nombre := Nombre de pila + Apellidos Paternos + Apellido Maternos