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Concord in the use of English language means agreement between the subject and the verb or agreement between a verb and other elements of clause structure. In the use of concord in English language, there are many rules governing the topic. So let analyse the rules one by one.

Concord in the use of English language means agreement between the subject and the verb or agreement between a verb and other elements of clause structure. In the use of concord in English language, there are many rules governing the topic. So let analyse the rules one by one.

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aggravating - answer-irritating adj. making worse; annoying amusement - answer-diversion n. something that holds interest and is enjoyable conceivably - answer-possibly adv. feasibly; believable convert - answer-alter v. to change from one form or state to another curative - answer-healing. adj. being able to restore to good condition debilitating - answer-weakening adj. weakening deplete - answer-consume v. to use up; to reduce greatly finite - answer-limited adj. o...

1. Some people believe that university students should be required to attend classes. Others believe that going to classes should be optional for students. Which point of view do you agree with? Use specific reasons and details to explain your answer. - answer-University policy/University responsibility: Agree - university students should be required to attend classes communicate with teachers (asking question for better understanding) Communicate with other students (group assignment) ...

abandon (v.) - answer-to leave; to give up Ex: To save their lives, the sailors had to ~ the sinking ship. adversely (adj.) - answer-in a harmful way; negatively Ex: Excessive rainfall early in the spring can ~ affect the planting of crops. Usage Tips: ~ is often followed by affect. aggregate (adj.) - answer-gathered into or amounting to a whole Ex: It is impossible to judge last year's performance without knowing the ~ sales numbers. Usage Tips: ~ is often followed by a term like su...

implement - answer-tool,appliance,device in terms of - answer-with regard to,with respect to inveigh against - answer-criticize strongly monetary - answer-financial,capital obtain - answer-gain,earn,achieve,aquire outspoken - answer-frank,open,candid pant - answer-gasp/trouser patchy - answer-irregular uneven, erratic promote - answer-advance, further, encourage purified - answer-cleansed, refined, clarified recreational - answer-as a hobby recruit - answer-obtai...

1. Some people believe that university students should be required to attend classes. Others believe that going to classes should be optional for students. Which point of view do you agree with? Use specific reasons and details to explain your answer. - Answer-University policy/University responsibility: Agree - university students should be required to attend classes communicate with teachers (asking question for better understanding) Communicate with other students (group assignment) ...

abberant - answers-abnormal, unusual, exceptional abruptly - answers-suddenly, quickly absurd - answers-ridiculous, irrational, nonsensical abundant - answers-plentiful, oversufficient, copious accessible - answers-reachable; obtainable, attainable account for - answers-explain acknowledge - answers-recognize, concede, admit adjacent - answers-nearby, neighboring, adjoining advent - answers-beginning, onset, commencement advocate - answers-support, stand up for akin...

Inference /Rhetotic Purpose Question To imply To infer To suggest - answer-It is opposite of detail question : Ask the meaning of over all text : early 18th candle was not available Infer : so 19 th century candle was available Detail : according to the passage Author's description about ..passage which /why and what According to passage I .. - answer-Find key words /1-2,Go directly to the passage , Eliminate : . information , B.eliminate information has mentioned but not...