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aaiieell · 1 month

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Hello English students!

Let's talk about the verb "prefer" and its different structures! Whether you're an English learner or teacher, this one's for you!

From "prefer + noun" to "prefer + to-infinitive" or even "prefer + gerund" - there are various ways to express your preferences in English.

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affluentenglish · 8 months

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airyairyaucontraire · 2 years

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The way Seward describes collecting a sample of Lucy’s blood after she accidentally cuts her hand makes it really hard to tell whether he told her that was what he was doing or whether he did it, like, furtively while appearing to give first aid. It also seems strange that he would need to be so opportunistic about taking a blood sample, that he didn’t expect to get one except for the chance occurrence of her getting an accidental wound; would the equipment to do that in a normal, medical way be too difficult to carry in his pockets?

I mean, we know he’s always got a lancet.

Also, “he sucked the gangrene from my wound” is absolutely The Worst “how we became friends” story I can conceive of right now. I bet you did, you little freak.

#dracula daily #i also enjoy how - okay you know how in comic books when they want us to know a character is Very Brilliant #they tell us they have doctorates in a bunch of different subjects #when in actual academia that would indicate not unusual genius #but an inability to stick to one subject enough to study it at a truly advanced level #dr van helsing seems to be if not the origin of that trope then a significant early example #and it’s so corny #also I like how Stoker emphasises that he’s a foreigner by giving him odd English grammar #right after making a big deal of what a super genius he is #and by ‘like’ I mean I think that’s corny too

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jinruihokankeikaku · 4 months

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Japanese parts-of-speech are so interesting and the way they seem to be discussed rather differently in Japanese-language linguistic texts and English-language linguistic texts is like. Intriguing and frustrating. Like this is based purely on my cursory reading of the English and Japanese Wikipedia articles on the subject but there really doesn't seem to be a prevailing consensus on how best to classify them.

Like my initial uninformed view is that it seems clear that copula-type words like である and です are verbs and that だ is therefor also a verb even if it doesn't entirely act like one. But apparently that is a topic of some debate....

#the way English-language textbooks teach Japanese grammar is so weird though...#i wish it was taught a little more like Latin iykwim? like w/o the apparent aversion to using linguistics vocabulary from either language #i imagine more advanced textbooks get better about that though. i can see Why they don't get into that stuff at the introductory level...#i just kindof wish they did

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sharpenglishacademy · 1 year

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allosupphd · 9 months

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cerealmonster15 · 1 year

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HANG ON

STEVEN KING SAID THAT????? girl. what da hell.

#like ok sure. in plenty of cases there are times where using adverbs should be edited to another stronger word #but like i said in my PREVIOUS COMPLAINTS. like that can apply 2 anything #some cases some words will be better than others #it does not mean. that adverbs are bad jfkldsfj #i had the passive voice taught to me in school #like avoiding it was taught to me i mean #generally ya i try 2 avoid it HOWEVER i do think it probs also has a place #lol am i defensive bc i use adverbs. MAYBE #i dunno man i just think #some times theyre gonna work other time u gotta pick somethin else #it depends. on the VIBE #but also im no professional LOL #i did take a lot of advanced english classes back in the day but like #i was always more of a math/science person than a writer so what do i know LOL #but of all the sub topics in english classes i liked grammar the most #bc there are Rules To Follow #even tho. i hated writing papers kldfjgjjf #i liked math the most. bc of the formulas. the RULES #<- im truly riddle brained at my core #anyway im getting distracted again from finishing the fic LOL #warning there are adverbs. SORRY.#anyway i think the post i saw that one time was quoting SK too

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altrxisme · 1 year

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I literally turned off my new follower notication bc of spam bots >:(

#; speak writer #and that my friends concludes the first week of classes for me 🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼#i'm actually excited a bit as a sort of newly changed english major #i'm not dreading things as much as usual aside from the advanced grammar/rhetoric #but yeeee #gonna try and hit up some replies after i check my canvas to see if i accidentally missed an intro dicussion board

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theenglishnook · 6 days

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A Historical Insight into Spanish Adjectives

The Evolution In the annals of linguistic evolution, the origins of adjectives trace back to the dawn of human expression. As early societies sought to navigate their world, they crafted descriptors to distinguish between the mundane and the extraordinary. From the primal grunts of our ancestors to the eloquent prose of ancient civilizations, adjectives emerged as the bridge between thought and…

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aaiieell · 4 months

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In your own time vs On your own time

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Season's greetings! Let's keep learning English. Ever wondered about the subtle yet crucial difference between the phrases "in your own time" and "on your own time"? If so, let's dive into the nuances together!

Check out the sheet below for some enlightening examples that will help you master these expressions.

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sureenglish-english-academy · 5 months

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cartoon2023 · 8 months

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Exploring Technological Examples in English

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sharpenglishacademy · 4 months

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news4nose · 8 months

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Sanskrit language is both a guardian of ancient wisdom, and the profound healing traditions of Ayurveda. Do you know the enduring significance of Sanskrit, its impact on technology, and its contributions to English language?

Do you know which words in English have been taken from Sanskrit? More on World Sanskrit Day

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allosupphd · 9 months

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chetchat101 · 11 months

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