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19 Cards in this Set
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good is an adjective
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well is an adverb
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well is okay to use as an adjective when your talking about health
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I'm over my cold and i feel well.
OR im over my cold and i feel good |
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have is better than....
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got
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have is better than ....
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of
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you dont need how with that
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just use that
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its is possesive
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its tail , its bark, its mother
it's cute how the puppy wags its tail |
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In indicates where somehing is right now
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Into implies movement from one place to another
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like is a prep used to compare one thing to another
WRONG: You look like you've seen a ghost |
as and as if are conjunctions used before clauses ( subjet and verb)
RIGHT: You look as if you've seen a ghost. |
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like is used for comparisions.....
RIGHT: I fee that you should give me a raise in my allowence |
Not conjunctions
WRONG: I feel like you should give me a raise in my allowence |
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Loose = ring
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Lose = to leave behind / can't find
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Never use myself when when me or I sounds right
EXcept: i hurt myself = right |
same goes for himself ,youself, and herself
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Pair = singular
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pairs = plural
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plan on is very informal
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better : plan to go
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sit means to take a seat or sit down
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set mans to place somethig
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than links two parts of a sentence that are being compared to each other
My dog barks louder than your dog barks |
then is an adverb telling what happened
karcey put away her toys, then crawled into bed and fell asleep |
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This implies somthing right here, close to hand
Take this notebook with u to school |
don't use this when a is better
I brought a great new dress that I want to show u. |
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usless you are talking about a waiter or waitress.....
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always use waiting for
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use who for people
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which for objects
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if he is correct in sub. use who
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if him is correct use whom
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