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Teillu Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
MNEMOs?
Hi all;
some days ago I came to the -CVC rule for doubling (?) the last letter of verbs when switching to the continous forms.
I'm wondering where can I (or "I can" because it's an indirect question...?) find more mnemotechnic rules like this one. I mean: easy rules that works almost all the time, or some non-ortodox rules that native speakers use.
Thank you all for your help!!!
some days ago I came to the -CVC rule for doubling (?) the last letter of verbs when switching to the continous forms.
I'm wondering where can I (or "I can" because it's an indirect question...?) find more mnemotechnic rules like this one. I mean: easy rules that works almost all the time, or some non-ortodox rules that native speakers use.
Thank you all for your help!!!
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Here's one I like:
If there is a "C" you spy, put the "E" before the "I."
If there isn't any "C," Put the "I" before the "E."
Here are a few more: http://grammar.about.com/od/words/tp/spellrules.htm
If there is a "C" you spy, put the "E" before the "I."
If there isn't any "C," Put the "I" before the "E."
Here are a few more: http://grammar.about.com/od/words/tp/spellrules.htm
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