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Agreement
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My
brother live [A] in Bangkok.
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My
brother lives in Bangkok.
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I
was in England for 2 year [A].
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I
was in England for 2 years.
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Determiner
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I
rode bike [D] to school.
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I
rode a bike to school.
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OR:
I rode my bike to school
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I
live in the Melbourne [D].
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I
live in Melbourne
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a, an, the, ___ (nothing)
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two, three, some, many…
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this, that, these, those
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my, his, their, our…
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Grammar
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This
is John [Gr] book.
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This
is John's book.
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Are
they live [Gr] in Melbourne?
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Do
they live in Melbourne?
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Punctuation
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Peter
said hello [P].
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and capital
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Peter
said "hello".
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letters
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yesterday [P] was thursday [P]
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Yesterday
was Thursday.
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Punctuation:
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. , ! : ; " -
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Capital letters:
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ABC
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Lowercase letters:
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abc
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Spelling
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Sometime [Sp] I go swimming.
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Sometimes
I go swimming.
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Tense
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I study [T] yesterday.
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I
studied yesterday.
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Tenses
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Eg: Present Simple
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I
drink coffee every day.
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Present
Continuous
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I
am drinking coffee.
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Past
Simple
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I
drank coffee yesterday
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Wrong
Form
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I
am very happiness [WF].
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I
am very happy.
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Please
speak slow [WF].
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Please
speak slowly.
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Adjectives
and Adverbs:
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To describe nouns, we use adjectives: Eg: Joe is hungry. (“hungry” is describing “Joe” – a noun) |
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a verb – an action.
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To
describe verbs, we use adverbs:
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Joe
ate hungrily.
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(“hungrily” is describing “ate” – a verb) |
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Word
order
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What your name is? [WO]
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What
is your name?
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Wrong
word
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Anne
is making lunch in the chicken [WW].
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Anne
is making lunch in the kitchen.
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I lost [WW] the bus.
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I
missed the bus.
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I
don’t understand
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THIS MEANS YOU SHOULD TALK TO ME
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Missing
word
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I [Missing Verb] very happy.
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I
am very happy.
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We talked [Missing
Preposition (look up "talk")] Peter [Missing Preposition] the movie.
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We talked to Peter about the movie.
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in, on, at, under, about, from, to,
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into, back, for, by, of, with, after,…
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Find a word in a dictionary
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Eg: Look up "talk"
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Go to my webpage:
englishpron.org –Dictionaries –Longman dictionary
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Look up “talk” (Search for
“talk” in the dictionary).
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You can see these examples:
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“English people love to
talk about the weather.
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“She spent a long time
talking to him.”
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From these examples, you
can see that
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we talk to
someone and talk about something.
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Missing (2)
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He
wanted $10 [Missing Conjunction] I
didn’t give it to him.
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He
wanted $10 but I didn’t give it to him.
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Conjunctions join two things together.
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Eg: and,
or, but, so
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after,
before, when, while
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because,
although
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if,
unless
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than, that
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Missing (3)
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[Missing Subject] Looked for my keys [Missing Conjunction] found [Missing Object] on the table.
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I
looked for my keys and found them on the table.
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Every
verb has a subject.
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Eg: Sam died.
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Question:
Who died?
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Answer:
Sam.
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Sam is the subject of the
verb.
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Korea
is in Asia.
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Question:
What is in Asia?
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Answer:
Korea
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Korea is the subject of the
verb.
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Some
verbs have an object.
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Eg: Anne loves Tim.
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Question: Who does Anne love?
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Answer:
Tim.
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Tim is the object.
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John
ate an apple.
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Question:
What did John eat?
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Answer:
An apple.
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An apple is the object
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