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Different Word Combinations
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Different Word Combinations
:pen:Nouns and the Adjectives They Combine With: Nouns often combine with specific adjectives, for example, medical research, undivided attention.
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:pen: Verbs and the Words They Combine With:They combine with some nouns, and does the noun go before or after the verb. They combine with some adverbs, and they followed by some prepositions.
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:pen:Nouns and the Verbs They Combine With: Nouns often combine with specific verbs, for example, carry out research, pay attention.
:star:You consume [use], conserve, generate [create], save or waste energy.
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:pen: Verbs and Prepositions: In English there are certain verbs which are usually followed by a specific preposition which completes the meaning of the verb without altering its original meaning.
:star:In this book, Herne departs from his earlier theory.
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:pen: Abbreviations:Abbreviations are shortened forms of words or phrases. They normally represent a whole sentence or phrase.
I Lee, D. S. (1987) History of Tea-Drinking in Europe.
2 ibid.
Used when giving bibliographical reference,
e.g. as mentioned in Potts et al ( 1995)
Many large mammals, e.g. the African elephant, the
black rhino and the white rhino …
:pen: Prepositional Phrases: are a group of words consisting of a preposition, its object, and any words that modify the object.
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:pen: Nouns and Prepositions:Nouns use to use prepositions for complement they meaning. Sometimes groups of nouns with related meanings share the same prepositions.
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:pen: Affixes:Affixes are like codes in a code language. With their help, you can decode the words in a language. There are different groups of affixes.
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