Word Study And English Grammar
Word Study And English Grammar
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It means "feelinganxiety. " _Any_ is liable to ambiguity unless it is used with care. "Any of them"may be either singular or plural. "It is not intended for _any_ machine"may mean "There is no machine for which it is intended, " or "It is notintended for every machine, but only for a special type. " _Anybody else's_, idiomatic and correct.
_Anyhow_, bad, do not use it.
_Apparently_ is used of what seems to be real but may not be so. Itshould not be confused with _evidently_ which is used of wha...t both seemsto be and is real.
_Appear_ is physical in its meaning and should be distinguished from_seem_ which expresses a mental experience. "The forest _appears_ to beimpenetrable, " "This does not _seem_ to me to be right. " _Apt_ means "skilful" and should never be used in place of _likely_ or_liable_. It also means "having a natural tendency. " _As_ should not be used as a causal conjunction, e. G. , "Do not expectme _as_ I am too uncertain of my time. " The word _as_ stands here as acontraction of inasmuch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It means "feelinganxiety. " _Any_ is liable to ambiguity unless it is used with care. "Any of them"may be either singular or plural. "It is not intended for _any_ machine"may mean "There is no machine for which it is intended, " or "It is notintended for every machine, but only for a special type. " _Anybody else's_, idiomatic and correct.
_Anyhow_, bad, do not use it.
_Apparently_ is used of what seems to be real but may not be so. Itshould not be confused with _evidently_ which is used of wha...t both seemsto be and is real.
_Appear_ is physical in its meaning and should be distinguished from_seem_ which expresses a mental experience. "The forest _appears_ to beimpenetrable, " "This does not _seem_ to me to be right. " _Apt_ means "skilful" and should never be used in place of _likely_ or_liable_. It also means "having a natural tendency. " _As_ should not be used as a causal conjunction, e. G. , "Do not expectme _as_ I am too uncertain of my time. " The word _as_ stands here as acontraction of inasmuch.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hamilton Frederick William to read onlineMoreLess
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