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When talking about two things, which of the following words is used?
When talking about two things, which of the following words is used?
Which word is used instead of 'any' when there are only two objects?
Which word is used instead of 'any' when there are only two objects?
What does 'any' mean in the sentence 'You can paint the wall any color you like'?
What does 'any' mean in the sentence 'You can paint the wall any color you like'?
Which word can replace 'all' and 'every' in positive sentences?
Which word can replace 'all' and 'every' in positive sentences?
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What is the difference between 'any' and 'every'?
What is the difference between 'any' and 'every'?
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When is 'every' more commonly used with time expressions?
When is 'every' more commonly used with time expressions?
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What is the opposite of 'with' in a situation of conflict or competition?
What is the opposite of 'with' in a situation of conflict or competition?
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What does 'each' mean in the sentence 'I have an earring in each ear'?
What does 'each' mean in the sentence 'I have an earring in each ear'?
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What is the difference between 'anyone' and 'everyone'?
What is the difference between 'anyone' and 'everyone'?
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What does 'with' mean in the sentence 'A fruit cake is made with fruit'?
What does 'with' mean in the sentence 'A fruit cake is made with fruit'?
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What is the function of a restrictive modifier?
What is the function of a restrictive modifier?
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What do the modifiers 'who live next door' and 'history' do to the nouns they modify?
What do the modifiers 'who live next door' and 'history' do to the nouns they modify?
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What is the difference between 'out of' and 'of' in the context of materials?
What is the difference between 'out of' and 'of' in the context of materials?
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What is the function of a non-restrictive modifier?
What is the function of a non-restrictive modifier?
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What is the meaning of 'made from' in the sentence 'Most paper is made from wood-pulp'?
What is the meaning of 'made from' in the sentence 'Most paper is made from wood-pulp'?
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What is the opposite of 'for' in a context of support?
What is the opposite of 'for' in a context of support?
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What is the function of 'be to + infinitive' in expressing future meaning?
What is the function of 'be to + infinitive' in expressing future meaning?
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What is the difference between 'When will you visit us again?' and 'When will you be visiting us again?'
What is the difference between 'When will you visit us again?' and 'When will you be visiting us again?'
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What is the function of 'was going to' and 'was about to' in the past tense?
What is the function of 'was going to' and 'was about to' in the past tense?
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What is the difference between 'was to' and 'would' in indicating a fulfilled future in the past?
What is the difference between 'was to' and 'would' in indicating a fulfilled future in the past?
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What is the function of the 'be about to' construction?
What is the function of the 'be about to' construction?
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What can be used in series of events to indicate the fulfilled future in the past?
What can be used in series of events to indicate the fulfilled future in the past?
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What is the difference between 'be to' and 'be about to'?
What is the difference between 'be to' and 'be about to'?
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What is the function of 'was/were going to' in the past tense?
What is the function of 'was/were going to' in the past tense?
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What is the error in the sentence 'We can have the party in my apartment next Sunday unless my parents came a day early?'
What is the error in the sentence 'We can have the party in my apartment next Sunday unless my parents came a day early?'
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In a complex sentence, what is the purpose of an adverb clause?
In a complex sentence, what is the purpose of an adverb clause?
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What is the main clause in the sentence 'When I walked in the room, the secretary looked at me as if I had something terribly wrong.'
What is the main clause in the sentence 'When I walked in the room, the secretary looked at me as if I had something terribly wrong.'
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Why does the sentence 'Our landlord never minds parties as long as the guests were quiet.' contain a tense mistake?
Why does the sentence 'Our landlord never minds parties as long as the guests were quiet.' contain a tense mistake?
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What is the function of the adverb clause 'when I walked in the room' in the sentence?
What is the function of the adverb clause 'when I walked in the room' in the sentence?
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What is the error in the sentence 'At our party next Sunday we will tell our guests not to get too loud so that we didn't disturb the other people in the building.'
What is the error in the sentence 'At our party next Sunday we will tell our guests not to get too loud so that we didn't disturb the other people in the building.'
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What is the purpose of rewriting sentences with more than one adverb clause?
What is the purpose of rewriting sentences with more than one adverb clause?
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What is the result of using one or more adverb clauses in a sentence?
What is the result of using one or more adverb clauses in a sentence?
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Which of the following phrases is often used to express a possessive relationship instead of 'whose'?
Which of the following phrases is often used to express a possessive relationship instead of 'whose'?
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What does the word 'when' introduce in a sentence?
What does the word 'when' introduce in a sentence?
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What is the function of an adjective clause in a sentence?
What is the function of an adjective clause in a sentence?
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What is the importance of placing an adjective clause in a sentence?
What is the importance of placing an adjective clause in a sentence?
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What refers to the same person in a sentence like 'My brother is a doctor'?
What refers to the same person in a sentence like 'My brother is a doctor'?
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What is the role of 'where' in a sentence?
What is the role of 'where' in a sentence?
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What is the difference between adjective clauses and adverb clauses?
What is the difference between adjective clauses and adverb clauses?
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What is the correct placement of an adjective clause in the sentence 'The book, which you will enjoy reading, is about Olympic skiers'?
What is the correct placement of an adjective clause in the sentence 'The book, which you will enjoy reading, is about Olympic skiers'?
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Study Notes
Pronouns and Determiners
- Everyone and everybody can be used interchangeably, but everyone emphasizes each individual, while everybody refers to the whole group.
- Each is used to talk about two or more things, and it can be used instead of every with time expressions.
- Each can be used with pronouns or determiners like us, them, these, and those without the article "the".
Any and Either
- Any and either are determiners used in negative sentences and questions.
- Any can sometimes replace all and every in positive sentences, having the same inclusive meaning.
- Any can mean "it doesn't matter who/which/what" and can be used with mass nouns and plural count nouns.
- Either is used instead of any when there are only two objects.
With, Against, and For
- With can mean "on the same side as" in a situation of conflict or competition, contrasting with against, which means "on the opposite side".
- For conveys the idea of support or being in favor of something.
Ingredient, Material, and Origin
- With is used for an ingredient with verbs of making (e.g., "A fruit cake is made with fruit").
- Out of or of is used for the material of the whole thing (e.g., "A glass jug is made (out) of glass").
- Made from means that one thing is derived from another (e.g., "Most paper is made from wood-pulp").
Restrictive and Non-Restrictive Modifiers
- A restrictive modifier helps to specify the meaning of a noun and narrows it down, making it essential to the sentence.
- A non-restrictive modifier provides additional information but does not limit the noun's meaning.
Future Constructions and the Future in the Past
- Be to + infinitive signifies an arrangement for the future.
- Be about to and be on the point of emphasize the nearness of a future event.
- The future constructions can be used in the past tense to indicate future seen from a viewpoint in the past.
Adverb Clauses and Complex Sentences
- Adverb clauses are used to connect ideas and add necessary information to express clearly.
- Adverb clauses can be connected to the main clause to express more ideas.
- Adjective clauses modify nouns, while adverb clauses modify verbs.
Adjective Clauses and Adverb Clauses
- When introduces an adjective clause that denotes time.
- Where introduces an adjective clause that denotes location.
- Why introduces an adjective clause that modifies words like "reason" and "explanation".
- Adjective clauses should be placed immediately after or as close as possible to the noun they describe.
Subject Complement
- The noun before the verb "be" and the noun after the verb "be" refer to the same person or thing.
- The subject complement gives additional information about the subject.
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Learn the differences between 'every' and 'each' in English grammar, including usage with pronouns and time expressions.