Preposition: at, outside Article: a, the Conjunction: but, and D 1. a parent, journey, gate, motor-car, place, scene, hall, object, etc b notice, clothing 2. a) all categories of noun can go here b) countable noun c) singular countable noun, uncountable noun, collective noun d) plural countable noun, collective noun e) singular countable noun, uncountable noun 3 a) adjective order (It should be red French plastic designer ‘big chair’.) b) word order (It should be ‘He washed himself’.) c) position of (It could be 'Often I like to play or like to play ‘often’ tennis’ ‘I tennis often’.) d) we use an article when expressing general concepts (It should be don’t ‘I love nature’.) e) the wrong particle is attached to the verb (It should be Tm crazy about French films’.) f) the clause is in the wrong place and no relative pronoun (It should there’s be lady who sat down beside me was ‘The beautiful’.)
Preposition: at, outside Article: a, the Conjunction: but, and D 1. a parent, journey, gate, motor-car, place, scene, hall, object, etc b notice, clothing 2. a) all categories of noun can go here b) countable noun c) singular countable noun, uncountable noun, collective noun d) plural countable noun, collective noun e) singular countable noun, uncountable noun 3 a) adjective order (It should be ‘big red French plastic designer chair’.) b) word order (It should be ‘He washed himself’.) c) position of ‘often’ (It could be 'Often I like to play tennis’ or ‘I like to play tennis often’.) d) we don’t use an article when expressing general concepts (It should be ‘I love nature’.) e) the wrong particle is attached to the verb (It should be Tm crazy about French films’.) f) the clause is in the wrong place and there’s no relative pronoun (It should be ‘The lady who sat down beside me was beautiful’.)
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