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... been to accountfor the structural parallels between clauses and nominals – for example, thesimilarity of complementizers and case markers, of tense and determiners, and ofaspect and number. ... theory. They claim that verbs and prepositions take complements, and nounsand adjectives do not; this is like Jackendoff’s +/−obj feature. Theyalso claim that adjectives and prepositions form predicates, ... pred-icative category, andnounsand adjectives can also take complements. Hale and Keyser’s work was one of the motivating inspirations for my taking up thistopic, and one of my concerns will...
... Interstate 99 and the roads feeding into it.COMMON NOUNS :PROPER NOUNS :4. Considerable attention has been given by the press to the pollution of our lakes and rivers.COMMON NOUNS :PROPER NOUNS :5. ... George Washington and Abraham Lincoln were born in February.COMMON NOUNS :PROPER NOUNS :2. Call Adam from the airport as soon as the plane lands in Dallas.COMMON NOUNS :PROPER NOUNS :Bourbon ... louseEXERCISE 3.Make the following nouns singular.Sample:grandchildren1. lamps2. gentlemen3. addresses4. flowers5. circusesgrandchildfeetwisheshands NOUNS 29What Is a Common Noun?A...
... that Part One extensively discussed adjectives (Lessons 11 and 13) and adverbs(Lessons 12 and 13)—how they function, how they differ, and how some adverbs areformed from adjectives. In this lesson, ... for both.Plurals of Nouns Rules for forming plural nouns were given in Lessons 4 (pages 28–34) and 10 (page63) in Part One. You may wish to review these before trying your hand at Exercises 1through ... thesubject and verb. If the subject is singular, make it plural. If it is plural, make it singular.The first one is done for you.1. a. Emily walks to the library. b. Emily and Bill walk to the library. 2....
... Mordor, and he leaves secretly to continue it alone.continuedREVIEW OF VERBS, NOUNS, AND PRONOUNS 65Lesson 10Review ofVerbs, Nouns, and PronounsREVIEW OF VERBS, NOUNS, AND PRONOUNS 61To ... ___________________.L.V. 4. Ice becomes ___________________.L.V.5. Rembrandt and Picasso were ___________________.L.V.6. Iceland and Greenland are ___________________.L.V.In the exercise you have just ... Adjectives and Predicate Nouns In some sentences, all we need to make a complete statement is a subject and a verb.Birds fly.S. V.John smiled.S. V.But in other sentences, a subject and a verb...
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... Trước những danh từ không đếm được (uncountable nouns) nói chung. He has bread and butter for breakfast. (Anh ấy ăn sáng với bánh mì và bơ) She bought beef and ham. (Cô ấy mua thit bò và ... in the country and the boy had lived there all his life. 3. Trước tên các quốc gia ở dạng số nhiều hoặc các quốc gia là sự liên kết các đơn vị nhỏ. The United States; The Netherlands 4. ... week. (Anh ấy làm việc 44 giờ một tuần) 3. Trước các chữ dozen (chục), hundred (trăm), thousand (ngàn), million (triệu). There are a dozen eggs in the fridge. Butter is made from cream...