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Coordinative conjunctions F - for A - and N - nor B -but O -or Y -yet S - so

I read a sentence in a grammar book that said (I regret telling you the good news) I think this is not gerund like the grammar book says

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I can't understand what is the difference between object complement and adjective clause as both of them modify the noun.

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There are innumerable different English grammar lectures on the internet; you are among the top 10!

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Could your explanation be written also so that when we screenshot, we can be able to know when we study..just like clause videos.

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Mary suggested that Carlos work with her Mary suggested Carlos to work with her or Mary suggested Carlos work with her? If we drop "that" does the sentence remain unchanhed or do we have to add "to"?

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1. I met the people *living there* . 2. I hate saleem speaking loudly in the class. 4. His going to sleep during wedding was disgraceful. 5. Do you mind me smoking? How can we differentiate the ing forms in these examples, whether they are gerunds or participles? Also How should we know which would be more suitable or correct. Only gerund or with possessive? 1 .I saw his smoking cigarette. I saw him smoking cigarette. 2. I hate Saleem's speaking loudly in the class. I hate Saleem speaking loudly in the class. 3. Do you mind my smoking? Do you mind me smoking? Please answer in details in your free time. This confusion bother me very much.

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For instance, the colorful calico rockfish can survive for a little over a decade, while gthe rougheye rockfish boasts a maximum life span of about two centuries. (This is SAT question. Why is the comma (, while) preceded ?

Thanks for the video but when I was searching real past situations on the Net that wasn't what I was looking for. What I wonder is how we use if for cases that are likely to have happened in the past but we are not completely sure. For example suppose we don't know whether our friend passed the test the week before and how his mother's reaction was to the result, and we make guesses about it, like, " if he passed the test, his mother must have congratulated him." Is this usage correct?

can you call them copula verb instead

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I'd like to thank you all for attending today's meeting. What kind of speech maam

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Overall, a good video but your background music is entirely too loud and your voice is too low in the mix.

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I have two questions. First, in the sentence, “ I’ll give you a call in the morning,” how can we know that the prepositional phrase is not modifying you or call? It seems like a rather large jump to have the referent and a prepositional phrase be “ give in the morning.” it seems so much more logical that the prepositional phrase would modify “call.” What am I not understanding here? Also, it does not seem fair that you are dispensing information so freely; consequently, how can we pay you for your services?… are you available as a personal tutor with proper compensation, of course?

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Hello! Ma'am. Kindly tell the word the prepositional phrase modifies in the below given sentence. 'Using GPS, we found our way to the hotel.'