There are 300 examples in the iWeb corpus of ', so needs'. Below we list 100 examples: *sorry about the formatting! 1 soundonsound.com partly because a musical has to create…
There are 300 examples in the iWeb corpus of ', so needs'. Below we list 100 examples: *sorry about the formatting! 1 soundonsound.com partly because a musical has to create…
If you look at the iWeb corpus, you will see that there are almost a million examples in it of a comma before 'although' However, 'but' has a comma before…
Point 23 in CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating is defined as: EITHER OR to combine more complex strings of clauses and sentences. Since this requires very long results we turn to the ted corpus:…
Point 22 in CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating is defined as: 'whatever', 'wherever', 'however', etc. as a subordinating conjunction, at the beginning of a sentence, to give focus. For example: However it happened, the underworld is overcrowded, and Zeus has ordered Hades to let some spirits out. https://youtu.be/tbkiYideS-4?&autoplay=1&start=12&end=20…
Point 19 in CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating is defined as: inverted auxiliary 'do' + the subject after 'not only', to give focus. For example: It's kind of like the dirty, little secret of…
Point 26 in CONJUNCTIONS is defined as: 'IN THAT' as a subordinating conjunction, to give greater in-depth explanation, often in formal contexts. An iWeb search for in_C that_C * *…
Point 131 in CLAUSES/subordinated is defined as: non-finite clauses after subordinating conjunctions '(although, though)', to express contrast. *The tagging might make mistakes between VVN and JJ = past participle and…
Point 122 in CLAUSES/conditional is defined as: conditional subordinate clauses with a range of conjunctions ('so long as', 'on condition that', 'in the event that') with past, present or future…
Point 19 in A2 ADVERBS as modifiers is defined as: LINKING limited range of adverbs ('also', 'so', 'however') to show a relationship between two clauses or sentences. The EGP examples:…
Point 74 in the category of PAST is defined as: leave out the subject before the past perfect simple where it is understood from the previous clause. _c _had _vvn…