Basic English Grammar for Dummies by Geraldine Woods
Author:Geraldine Woods
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
ISBN: 9781119063490
Publisher: Wiley
Published: 2015-08-21T00:00:00+00:00
Here are the answers: 1. need 2. are wearing 3. has spoiled 4. was 5. have fallen 6. is melting.
Do it yourself!
Do you like to talk about yourself? Most of us do. The –self pronouns are very popular words. However, they usually are not allowed to be subjects. Look at these examples:
WRONG: Vicky and myself will collect money for charity.
WHY IT IS WRONG: The subjects of this sentence are Vicky and myself. Myself cannot be a subject.
RIGHT: Vicky and I will collect money for charity.
WHY IT IS RIGHT: Now the sentence has proper subjects: Vicky and I.
WRONG: Herself thinks she is as important as the president.
WHY IT IS WRONG: Herself cannot be a subject.
RIGHT: She thinks she is as important as the president.
WHY IT IS RIGHT: She is a proper subject.
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