Showing posts with label N. Show all posts
Showing posts with label N. Show all posts
Never
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Azora Koice
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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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Now
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Azora Koice
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Now is an adverb. 1. Adverb of time Now means: (1) "at this time", "at the present time". (2) "very soon". Ex: (1) …
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Noun phrase
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Azora Koice
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A noun phrase usually begins with a determiner . It normally has a noun as its most important word, or headword. But often the headword is a pronoun. A nou…
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Noun of kind
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Azora Koice
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Nouns of kind are nouns such as kind, type, sort, species, class, variety, make, brand, category. These words divide a mass or a set of objects into "k…
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Noun clause
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Azora Koice
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Noun clauses are subordinate clauses which can fill the position of noun phrases . That is, they take the position of subject , object , complement , etc. i…
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Nowhere
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Azora Koice
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Nowhere (or no place [informal U.S]) is negative, in contrast to somewhere, anywhere, and everywhere. Ex: "Where do you go yesterday?" "Nowh…
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Nothing
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Azora Koice
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Nothing is an indefinite pronoun . It is a negative pronoun which applies to things or to anything that is "not a person". For a person, we use no…
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Noun
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Azora Koice
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Nouns are the largest class of words (part of speech). They are the main words of noun phrases . Most nouns have a plural form in -( e ) s : ear ~ ear s , wi…
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