Differences in Grammatical Usage and Structure

[honeymoon]

Differences in Grammatical Usage and Structure

[مستر سعيد دراهم]

جزاك الله الف خير اخي الفاضل و في انتظار الباقي

[nothere]

thank u

جزاك الله خير

[mohammed ahmed25]

Thankyou very much

[abdulmaksoud]

روعة روعة مشكور يا اخى الفا

[honeymoon]

§ Practical English Usage Michael Swan

Differences in Grammatical Usage & Structure

1-That's certainly a plain-clothes policeman. (I know that's a plain-clothes policeman.)

2-Surely that's a plain-clothes policeman. (That really seems to be a plain-clothes policeman. How surprising!)

a) I always used to be afraid of dogs. (informal)

b) I used always to be afraid of dogs. (formal)

1-Will you open the window? (an order)

2-Do you want to open the window? (a question about somebody's wishes)

a) She won't tell anybody. (She refuses to tell anybody.)

b) She doesn't want to tell anybody. (She prefers not to tell anybody.)

1- I wish you wouldn't drive so fast. (Please don't drive so fast.)

2- I wish you didn't drive so fast. (I'm sorry you drive so fast.)

a) I wish you wouldn't work on Sundays. (Why don't you stop?)

b) I wish you didn't work on Sundays. (It's a pity!)

1-Come and see us quickly. (Hurry – make the arrangements fast)

2-Come and see us soon. (Come and see us before long)

a) You're very late. (giving information)

b) You're so late. (referring to information which is already known)

Compiled by

Mr El-Sayed A.S. El-Rifaee

Teacher of English Language

honeymoon

[gwaily]

متشكر يامستر ربنا يكرمك

[a.wafaa]

شكر ا على المجهود الرائع

[Mr. Medhat Salah]

[kukluxcclan]

it sounds good , thanks

["وصال محمد"]

رائع استاذى وفى إنتظار المزيدمن ابداعكم
عشر نجوم لهذا الموضوع فهو يستحق فعلا

[adelmostafa]

Thanhsssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss ssssssssssssssssssssss

[Khalid11]

جزاك الله الف خير اخي الفاضل و في انتظار الباقي

[مستر محمد سلام]

thanksssssssssssssssssssssss

[جوفاني]

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