55 Advanced English Linking Words & Phrases (Rules and Uses)
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
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Thank you, sir. It's a great lesson. Part 2, please. 🙏🙏
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Thank you very much Rupert for sharing the pdf for free.
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You're very welcome Muhammad. I hope you find it useful 🙂
Surely, it's kind of you.
Respected sir, being someone who needs no introduction when it comes to the question of English grammar, you are earnestly entreated to work out solution to the following issue that has baffled so many grammarians and teachers -Question -Children are what we make them (Transform this Complex sentence into a Simple Sentence). Question No-2-I will remain where I am (Transform this Complex sentence into a Simple one) Question No -3-They went where living was cheap (Transform this Complex sentence into a Simple Sentence) Question No-4-Tell me what you mean by that (Transform this Complex sentence into a Simple Sentence)
As long as: It's okay to fail sometimes, as long as you learn from your mistakes.
As soon as: The best time to go for a morning walk is as soon as one gets up.
As a result: The student experienced to rment as a result of academic pressure.
As a result: As a result of the protest, the government agreed to make changes.
Could you tell me if I wrote all these sentences correctly?
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Excellent sentences, 10/10!!!
Thanks for commenting and have a great day :)
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Sir make a video aiming at spoken English . British English patterns ...as soon as possible . ❤
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... hi Rupert! ... I am baffled by your sentence "The royal family, of which many people travel to see, live here" ... if it were "The royal family, of which many people travel, live here", it would make sense to me (albeit different)... if it were "The royal family, whom many people travel to see, live here", it would make sense to me too ... also similar structures I see in the thesaurus ("...his will, of which many drafts were made..."; "...national park system, of which many battlefields are part, ..."; "... examples, of which many more could be cited...") seem understandable, but the one of yours appears to me somehow disjointed (sorry 😭)... any explanation will be truly appreciated ... thank you ...
Hi Vladimir! I've looked at this example again and in hindsight I agree - it's a slightly confusing example. The following would be better: "The royal family, of whom King Charles is the leader, is based in London". Usually (with a minor exception), you should be able to move the preposition to the end of the adjective clause with no change in meaning (e.g. "whom Charles is the leader of"). Does that help?
@@EnglishwithRupert ... yes, this one goes down well ... 😀... thank you ever so much ...
Hats off to you 🤩🤩 . Btw where's the link of the pdf ?
Thanks Khuzayem! Copy and paste the link: ko-fi.com/englishwithrupert
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Hi,
1) The project was completed ahead of schedule through careful training and execution, allowing for a smoother launch.
Which subject Is the reduced present participle clause 'allowing' modifying?
What will be the full clause?
A) The project was completed........ schedule through careful planning and execution which was allowing.....
B) The project was completed.......... through careful planning and execution. The project allowed for.....
2) They pressed on with their plans despite overwhelming obstacles , determined to....
I think the full clause is 'They pressed......... obstacles. They were determined to.....
Late actor Charli is bright .
Late actor Charli was bright .
Sir which is correct ? Late is a past adjective ,so we can use present be verb with it .please explain sir ❤
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I tried to download your Pdf., but, it is not possible!.
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