verbal forms with suffixes. Inthe case of English, even though it also has several suffixes such as -ed(past tense in regular form), -ing(progressive form), -ly(adverb), and -tion(to make anoun form), it cannot make difference oftheir meanings in terms of semantics, but just changes their forms. Therefore, inorder to change oradd the meaning ina sentence, English needs prepositions, conjunc
in power long, is trying to control inflation. It isn't having much success.
ii) The government, who are looking fora quick victory, are calling fora general election soon. They expect to be re-elected. A lot of people are giving them their support.
iii) Governments inall countries are trying to control inflation.
(2) COLLECTIVE NOUNS + plural verbthe police, people, cattle
i) The po
of Lesson 2 in English 1
Among the 7 segments, grammar section is one ofthe subsets in ‘Summing Up’ part, which is named ‘Patterns’. By zooming in on every 12 ‘Patterns’ in English 1 & 2, the sequence of grammar is identified.
1) English 1 is not sequenced ina grammar-based way as thearrangement of grammatical points does not stick toa single or several consistent criteria.
1. 동격의 Comma
Using the commato separate phrases, words, or clauses in lists
a. a series ofnouns
ex. The meal consisted of soup, fish, chicken, dessert and coffee.
b. a series of phrases
ex. On my birthday I went tothe cinema, ate dinner ina restaurant, and went dancing.
c. a series ofadjectives
ex. She was young, beautiful, kind, and intelligent.
d. a series ofverbs
ex
☞ Etymology
From Latin visio (“vision, Seeing”), nounofaction from the perfect passive participle visus (“that which is seen”), from theverb videre (“to see”)+action noun suffix -io
☞ Dictionary
1. The faculty of sight; eyesight : poor vision
2. Something that is or has been seen.
3. Unusual competence in discernment or perception; Intelligent foresight
4. A menta