Present Participles / Past Participles Used as Adjectives｜Expressions That Modify Nouns to Indicate State or Quality
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The Appositive “That”｜How to Explain the Content of a Noun
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Elliptical Forms in the Subjunctive Mood｜How to Use Omitted if and Inversion
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Inversion with Negative Adverbs｜Basic Rules and Example Sentences for Emphatic Expressions
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How to Use Compound Relatives｜Usage of whoever, whatever, whichever, and More
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The Comparative, the Comparative｜The Structure Expressing “The More …, the More …”
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The Use of Participial Constructions｜Expressing Reason, Condition, and Result with Present and Past Participles
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The Use of Inanimate Subjects｜How to Make Objects or Events the Subject of a Sentence
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The Use of the Past Perfect Subjunctive｜Expressing “If I had…, I would have…”
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The Use of the Past Subjunctive｜Expressing “If …, then … would …”
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