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Give an example with "NO MATTER".
No matter how difficult my job is, I continue doing my best to get a promotion.
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When do we use "SUCH" and "SUCH A"?
Such a: Singular - countable noun ----------------------- Such: Plural countable or uncountable nouns.
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Can you give an example with any adjective clause?
The house where I lived when I was a child was already sold.
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What's the purpose of the adjective clauses in a sentence?
The purpose is to replace an idea that was already mentioned in order to avoid repetition.
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Can you give an example with SUCH?
My science teacher at school was such a great person.
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How can identify a noun, adj or adv in a sentence? Give some examples of words that you recall.
Noun: names or ideas. -------------- Adjective: Describes a noun (characteristics). ----------- Adverb: Talks about how an action was performed.
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What structure we have to follow when using "NO MATTER"?
No matter + WH + Complement + (,) + Result.
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Can you give an example with "SO"?
The job interview I had yesterday was so challenging. I hope my answers were good enough.
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In what situations do we use "NO MATTER"?
When we want to emphasize on the efforts we are making, we mean they are/are not enough.
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What's the difference between "SO" and "SUCH"?
So + adj or adv ----------------- Such + adj + noun.
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When do we use the comment clause "WHICH"? Can you give an example?
My mother got a new job, which makes me feel proud of her.
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