Yinka A. Amuda - Correct English in 24 Hours: Solutions to Common Errors in English Language an Ideal Book for ESOL, Efl, English Grammar, and Literacy Revision

AuthorHouse UK Ltd. 500 Avebury Boulevard Central Milton Keynes, MK9 2BE www.authorhouse.co.uk Phone: 08001974150 2011 Yinka A. Amuda. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any means without the written permission of the author. First published by AuthorHouse 10/18/2011 ISBN: 978-1-4670-0100-7 (sc) ISBN: 978-1-4670-0101-4 (e) Any people depicted in stock imagery provided by Thinkstock are models, and such images are being used for illustrative purposes only.

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It was I who should have done it. One of the books is available in the bookshop. This is the oldest building in Cardiff. He has been asleep since last Thursday. She has been suffering from bird flu for one week. Of all the drivers he is the best.

The proprietor said that he would keep the school open today. Key to Exercise 2 He has agreed and he still agrees to your suggestion. The Author was bent upon completing the book. He spoke no further. The last apprentice was admitted yesterday. Many women were wounded in the street fight.

Many students were punished by the teacher. She was ashamed of her mistakes. The seven boys loved one another. The two boys were quarrelling with each other. Your sister has a lot of money. Key to Exercise 3 My brother as well as my sister is kind.

Paul is always playful at home and on the playground. This necktie is better than and not inferior to that necktie. Hard work in addition to concentration has ensured his success. Andrew is the heir to a large estate. She was accused of neglect of duty. Three years ago she was studying in London.

Are you stronger than me? His older brothers showed their love for him. The rubber trees cast their leaves a week ago. Key to Exercise 4 My older brother is helping me. She hung the pictures of the queen in the house. The dancers prefer loose clothes. One of the children tells me that an accident has taken place.

She says that she will go home the following day. Many books were lying on the shelf. He is one of the private doctors that have gone to France. The news was alarming. Mathematics was not understood by her. Miss Taylor returned the book which she could not read.

Key to Exercise 5 The girl who is weak is afraid of others. I will see that the homework is done. She drinks wine every day. The man was unable to pay what he owed. Her handwriting was illegible. Will you tell me the tale that you have heard? Silver as well as lead has risen in price.

The doctor had scarcely turned his back when the nurses shouted. The hospital has spacious rooms. The waiters partook of the refreshments served on a lavish scale. Key to Exercise 6 The lecturers message was verbal not written. A special police unit was appointed to investigate the trouble. The boys that were in the bus were killed.