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Exercise:
• The subject of the lectures were interesting.
• The supplies for the camping trip needs to be packed.
• The chairs under the table in the dining room is quite comfortable.
Exercise:
• Anybody are welcome at the party.
• Someone have to clean up the house.
• Each plant in the garden appear healthy and strong.
Exercise:
• Everyone must leaves the room immediately
• I could sat on the beach for hours
• She will asking you many questions
Parallel Verb
• I wan to eat, sleep, and having a great vacation.
Parallel Noun
• I want to be a businessman, a teacher, and study.
Parallel Adjective
• She is beautiful, smart and student.
Parallel Paired Conjunction
• She is either a teacher or a smart student.
Countable Uncountable
• Many Much
• Number Amount
• Few Little
Example:
• Cone shells live in much different seas and feed mainly on small
fish and worms.
• Implosive consonants occur in many different language, but they
are common in American Indian and African languages.
• Dependent+ Noun
• Independent No Noun
Exercise:
• The number of people lined up for tickets was/were four hundred.
• A number of suggestions was/were made.
• There is/are a number of important announcements in the bulletin.
Exercise:
• The performance was careful prepared
• The teacher should speak extreme loud as there are 50 students.