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Examples
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Form
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Meaning
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1-make an
effort . do homework , study language
…..etc.
2-Fast food ,
best friend …….etc.
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1- verb + noun .
2- adjective
+ noun .
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Collocation
is a combination of two words which are often used together
.
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Verb
+ Noun
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Examples
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Verb
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Certificate , mark
, grant .
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Get
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Mistake , an
effort , progress .
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Make
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An experiment
, homework , course ,
project .
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Do
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Class , an exam ,
course , test , lesson ,
certificate , grant .
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Take
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Language .
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Study
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Meaning
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Words
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Is the general term for someone
whose job it is to teach
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Teacher
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Is a university teacher of the
highest rank in a subject area .
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Professor
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Teaches you on how to learn or
improve in a particular skill or sport:
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Instructor
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Subject
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A unit of knowledge
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Lesson
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A series of lectures or lessons in a
particular subject
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Course
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Is a document issued to a person
completing a course of study
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Certificate
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A degree is earned upon the graduation of college
, = mark .
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Degree
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Award
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Non
define Relative Clause
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Define
Relative Clause
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1-Give
additional information about someone or something .
2- Use commas
to separate sentences .
3- We can't
use ( that ) instead of ( who / which )
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1-Give
necessary information without which the meaning of the sentence is incomplete
.
2-No commas .
3-Use ( that
) instead of ( who / which )
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Meaning
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ian-
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er-
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ist-
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Technician
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Babysitter
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Scientist
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Electrician
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Manager
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Artist
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Politician
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Designer
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Archaeologist
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Mathematician
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Engineer
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Receptionist
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Biologist
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Economist
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Geologist
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Meaning
|
words
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Refers to general efforts and activities
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work
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Is a regular and official activity
that you do
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Job
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To get
something in exchange for your work , eg . a salary .
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Earn
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To be in a
competition Or To receive in award .
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Win
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Means that you are old enough to
leave your job.
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Retire
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To quit from a job because He could get a new one .
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Resign
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Time
Expression
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Use
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Form
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Tense
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Just , Yet ,
Ever , Never , Already , Lately , Recently . Always , Before , How long , So
far , For , Since .
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1-Action
happened in the past but the exact time not mention .
2-Action
happen in the past and finished but the result are in the present .
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Subject + has
/ have + past participle .
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Present
Perfect Simple
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How long ,
For , Since , All day / All morning .
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Action
started in the past and continues up to the present ( emphasis on the
duration of the action )
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Subject + has
/ have + been + v1 + ing
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Present
Perfect Progressive
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