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383 prompts matching "Compound Sentences From Simple Sentences"

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Verb complementation: infinitive, gerund or both

Act as my SS2 grammar tutor. Teach me which verbs take an infinitive, which take a gerund,

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Pronoun-antecedent matching in long paragraphs

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Phrasal verbs versus prepositional verbs

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Nominal style against verbal style

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Auxiliary verbs: modal and primary

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Adjectival clauses and what they modify

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Adverbial clauses of time, reason and condition

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Modifiers and the order of adjectives

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Comparatives and superlatives without slipping

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Active and passive voice: when to switch

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Nominalisation: turning verbs and adjectives into nouns

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Prefixes de-, dis-, un- and anti-

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Suffixes that change word class

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Reflexive pronouns in context

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Relative and demonstrative pronouns compared

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Noun phrases: structure and function

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Adjectival phrases and their function

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Adverbial phrases: form and function

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Forming the superlative with most

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Identifying dependent and independent clauses

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