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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Reason for word difference
Hi, English is my second language. I am facing lot of problem when writing. I have two question.
1. In 'Comparison, why we do not have 'sion' (Comparision) instead of 'son'? When other words sounds like 'sion' at the end.
2. I am planning to learn English grammar in correct order. While searching, I have been getting lot of suggestion from different websites. I do not what is the right order to follow, please suggest the right order. I.e., When to learn verb and when to learn adverb.
Pardon me if I did not form sentences correctly. Thank you!
1. In 'Comparison, why we do not have 'sion' (Comparision) instead of 'son'? When other words sounds like 'sion' at the end.
2. I am planning to learn English grammar in correct order. While searching, I have been getting lot of suggestion from different websites. I do not what is the right order to follow, please suggest the right order. I.e., When to learn verb and when to learn adverb.
Pardon me if I did not form sentences correctly. Thank you!
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1. " questions are often impossible to answer. Changes have occurred in English spellings for more than a thousand years and very often no one knows the reason for many of them.
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- " questions are often impossible to answer.
- Changes have occurred in English spellings for more than a thousand years and very often no one knows the reason for many of them.
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- In theory, it doesn't matter which you learn first, adverbs or verbs.
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1. These "why?" questions are often impossible to answer. Changes have occurred in English spellings for more than a thousand years and very often no one knows the reason for many of them.
2. In theory, it doesn't matter which you learn first, adverbs or verbs. Common sense applies here. It would be strange to try to learn adverbs if you didn't have any knowledge of verbs. Why
2. In theory, it doesn't matter which you learn first, adverbs or verbs. Common sense applies here. It would be strange to try to learn adverbs if you didn't have any knowledge of verbs. Why
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