SIX-PAGE GRAMMAR

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(compliment)

, , ,

- The book is cheap.

- I buy a book.
- I am a student

- The old book is cheap.

The books on the shelves are cheap.
- I buy cheap books.

- It is the book of the student

- That the students are diligent is good.

- I think that the students are diligent.
- It seems that philosophy is interesting

Walk vi. (Intransitive Verb) () I walk.
Eat vt. (Transitive Verb) I eat rice.
Be (, , ), look(), seem()

I am good. I am a teacher. He looks like his father. It seems (to be)
difficult.
. . . .
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1.
2.
3. s the
The poor =
- A good man
- A man good for nothing
- A man who does good, is the glory of society

- That man is good.

- The sun rises.

- The good man.

- High tide

- That man behaves well.

- He trades lucratively.

- The dog runs quickly.

- The very quick dog.
- The dog runs very quickly.

- ly (-ly )
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Lovely lovelily
2

1. and, but, or
The dog and the cat. The black or strong dog. I go but he comes.

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2.
When I go home, I meet my friend.
Even I go home, I dont meet my friend.
Because I go home, I meet my friend.

,
On the table. With me. In spite of him.

-ing Verb to be + ing = - The dog is running

= , - I like your thinking.
()
= , - The running dog is mine.

= , ,
- Running in the field, I found a treasure.

- Working hard, I still fail.

= , - I read newspaper walking on the sidewalk.

- I succeed (by) working hard.
()
infinitive = , , , - I go seeing my friend (= to see)

3 Verb to have + 3 = - I have beaten

Verb to be + 3 = - The dog is beaten

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= , - The beaten dog

= , ,
- Beaten, the dog runs away

- Beaten, the dog doesnt run away.

= , - I write inspired by the King.

- I listen enjoyed by her sweet voice.

+ ed + ed =
- The big-headed boy

- Two headed bird

To = , , ,
- I give food to the dog.
- I climb up to the top.
- I go to school ()
- I turn to him ()

infinitive = , , ,
- I give you the money to buy food.
- I ask you to read.
- I want to eat. ()
- It seems to be a dog.
- He looks sad
- He seems to talk too much
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1. (silent) honor
.
2.
3. (accent)

He is called philosopher
He is appointed philosopher
He appoints me his friend
He is exalted as philosopher
He speaks as the philosopher
He consults me as his friend

Both she and I

Either she or I
Neither she nor I
So good that
Such a teacher that
It is that ...
such as such as mango
not only..good..but also clever .... ....
no lessgood...than clever .... .... no less good than clever
as well Do it as well
as well as The dog is hungry as well as the cat
nor ....
as long as
so long as
so as to
but that
in order that
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no sooner.than ...
As.as I am as good as he (is good)
As soon as
The same . as
So.as to
The more.the more ...
The soonerthe better
The former.the latter ....