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      spotted=noticed=seenلاحظ    

      accumulate=collect=gather           يجمع

      obliged  to=forced     مجبر

      claimed=announced    يدعي

      extraordinarily=substantially   غير اعتيادي

      similar=like=comparable مشابه  

      immediately=nowحالا  

      convinced=satisfied  يقنع   

  • Grammar - 1th lecture

    The Sentence

    The sentence: it is a group of words, which expresses a complete idea.

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  • Grammar - 2th lecture

    • There are certain constructions in English in which no participant is required
    • accordingly (it) is used to make the sentence grammatical. (it) is used to
    • express three situations;

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  • Grammar - 3th lecture

           Words like (staff, police, audience, team, family, company, committee ...) take in

    british English, they are followed by singular verb in formal writing, where they

    are followed by plural verb in spoken language.

  • Grammar - 4th lecture

    Negation; - is a process which typically expresses the contradiction of all or some

    sentences meaning.It can be expressed by;

    1 - particles; (not, no, never, ...)

    2 - lexis (prefixes); (un,in,im, ir, il, ...)

    3 - certain words; (fail, avoid, unaware, against, forget, without, ...)

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  • Grammar - 5th lecture

    Prepositions

    Is a word or words that expresses a relationship between two entities like;

    (of, in, at, by, up to, in addition to, ...).

    Prepositional in general are followed by a complement.

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  • Grammar - 6th lecture

    B - Classifications of prepositions according to meaning

           They can be divided into two types;

    Prepositions                                          Prepositions of Place

                                                                        Prepositions of Time

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  • Grammar - 7th lecture

    • D - Resultative Meaning
    • It means the state of having reached the purpose.

    • Note;- sometimes an adverb like (finally, at last, ....) help us to determine this
    • meaning.

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  • Grammar - 8th lecture

    Absence of preposition

    Note;- just the prepositions which have a connection with (when) are absents in

    some contexts  i.e the prepositions are (at, on, in, since)


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