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1. -ce, -ge, -se, -ze, s.
2. -o, -x, -s, -ss, -sh, -ch, es.
3. -, , - -ies: lady —ladies, army —armies.
4. -, , : boy — boys, day-days.
5. -, , -es: hero — heroes, tomato — tomatoes.
6. -, , s: radio — radios.
7. , -, s: piano — pianos, kilo — kilos.
8. -f, -ve: half — halves.
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9. – ff, : cuff — cuffs.
10. –fe, -v: wife —wives; life —lives.
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12. : deer, sheep, swine, trout, cod, grouse, craft, counsel, works, means, bellows, series, mews, species, barracks, gallows, kennels, fish.
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bacterium — bacteria
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() . (Question mark), (Exclamation mark), (Quotation marks).
(Comma). .
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Who saved his life remained unknown. — , .
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The sky was clear and the weather was fine at Philadelphia, and the pilot requested permission to land there. — , .
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The sky was clear and the pilot landed. — , .
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The closet contains worn clothes, old shoes, and dirty hats. — , , .
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Living for centuries, redwoods often reach a height of three hundred feet — , , .
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Her exams, I believe, will be successful. — , , .
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Mary said, "I have done it ahead of time". — : " ".
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at any price -
be in for it -
be that as it may -
be too much for smb -
be well off -
can't do anything with - -
carry / gain one's point -
do well -
down and out -
get a grip on smth -
get into trouble -
get nowhere / not get anywhere - -
get the worst of it / have the worst of it -
give way to - ,
go / get far - ,
go to waste -
go up in smoke -
golden opportunity -
good for nothing -
good fortune -
Good job! - , !
I shall never get over it -
in trouble with - , …
in vain -
It could have been worse -
It didn't work out -
It is in the bag -
It leaves much to be desired -
It serves you right -
It was a failure -
It was a great fun -
It was a success -
It was no fun -
It was quite a job -
it's no go -
It's no good -
It's not up to the mark -
let smb down -
make a fortune -
make good - -
make headaway -
make one's way -
make the grade -
make use of -
Next time lucky -
on the nose -
on the right track -
Shit happens - …
Sink or swim -
stand a chance -
take a chance that - ,
take advantage of - ,
take one's chance -
take one's chances - ,
That'll do -
That's the way to do it -
Things happen -
What a pity! - !
What's done is done -
within a hair's breadth -
without a hitch - ,
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delightful - ,
terrified -
infuriated -
fearful - ,
guilty -
stuffed -
dejected -
self-disgusted -
peevish -
appalled - ,
melancholy -
giggly -
astonished -
mirthful -
dreamy - ,
sarcastic - ,
blue - ,
stunned -
bored -
shocked -
hysterical -
awed -
woozy -
distressed -
cheery -
angst -ridden -
worried -
startled - ,
doubtful -
contented -
frightened -
excited -
surprised -
lovey-dovey - , , (AmE)
embarrassed -
haggard -
fuming -
agitated -
horrified -
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(I, me, you, he, him, she, her, it, we, us, you, they, them)
(my, mine, your, yours, his, her, hers, its, our, ours, your, yours, their, theirs)
- (myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, oneself, ourselves .)
(this, these, that, those, such, the same, it)
(who, whom, what, which, whose)
(who, whom, what, which, whose, that)
(no, none, neither, no one, nobody, nothing)
(some, any, somebody, someone, something, anybody, anyone, anything, one)
(all, both, either, each, every, everybody, everyone, everything, other, another)
(many, much, few, little, a few, a little, several)
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The Present Indefinite (Simple)
To be to have (got)
The Present Continuous
to be going to
, Continuous
The Present Perfect
Present Perfect Past Indefinite
The Present Perfect Continuous
The Past Indefinite (Simple)
The Past Continuous
The Past Perfect
The Past Perfect Continuous
The Future Indefinite (Simple)
The Future Continuous
The Future Perfect
The Future Perfect Continuous
The Future in the Past
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: can, may, must, ought (to)
: to have (to), to be (to)
: shall, should, will, would, need, dare
Present Participle Simple
Present Participle Perfect
Past Participle (Participle II)
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The more friends you have, the more you earn, says a study. But modern life can allow little time to maintain meaningful relationships, so what's the optimum number of friends?
A study of 10,000 US students over a period of 35 years suggests the wealthiest people are those that had the most friends at school. Each extra schoolfriend added 2% to the salary. The researchers said this was because the workplace is a social setting and those with the best social skills prosper in management and teamwork.
The average number of friends is about 150, says leading anthropologist Robin Dunbar. "It's the number of people that you know as persons and you know how they fit into your social world and they know how you fit into theirs." They usually consist of an inner circle of five "core" people and an additional layer of 10, he says.
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