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As is an adverb, a conjunction, or a preposition.

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As a word meaning place or movement, usually off means the opposite of on.

2024-06-23

What is "of"? Of is the most common preposition in English. It usually makes a link of meaning between two nouns or noun phrases. We will call them N1 and N2. Of has many different meanings. It often has a meaning similar to the possessive form ('s), also called the "genitive".* * There is also another way of expressing the meanings of of. Sometimes we use two nouns together: city centre = the

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The passive form of the verb phrase contains this pattern: be + past participle (V3) Ex: is used / was counted / can be done

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Never is a negative word meaning "0 times" or "at no time". Ex: I'm terribly sorry. I'll never tell you (any) lie again.

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1. Sums of money Notice the difference between the way we write sums of money, and the way we talk about them: Ex: "How much is that t-shirt?" "It's a hundred and twenty-five pounds ninety." 1.1. The dolloar sign ($) and the pound sign (£) Normally, the dolloar sign ($) and the pound sign (£) come before the numeral in writing, but after the numeral in speech. Ex: (1) $720 = "seven

2024-04-21

Far is either an an adjective or an adverb. [Comparative: further* ; Superlative: furthest*]. The adjective and the adverb have the same form. Far refers basically to distance. Far means "a long way (away)". Far is the opposite of near. There are two less common comparative and superlative forms farther and farthest. But we can always use further and furthest instead. 1. The adverb far Far

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This is the term we often use for two forms of the English verb: The -ing participle (or -ing form), for example: working, learning (sometimes called a "present participle". The past participle, for example: worked, learnt/learned*, taken*, etc. * Note the irregular forms in the list of irregular verbs. There are nonfinite forms of the verb [see Regular verb and Nonfinite verb].

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