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@grammarian : ➖Wrong position of adverbs➖ . "Not" misplaced with a compound verb. ✖️Don't say: I should have not gone ... . ✔️Say: I should not have gone ... . Position "not" in a compound verb after the first auxiliary. Note: With the present or perfect participle, place "not" at the beginning: Not having set the alarm, he was late for work. Not being rich, he couldn't afford it. 📢 @Grammarian

@grammarian : ➖Wrong position of adverbs➖ . "Not" misplaced with the negative infinitive. ✖️Don't say: I told Liz to not come on Monday. ✔️Say: I told Liz not to come on Monday. Position "not" in the negative infinitive immediately before the word "to", and not after it. 📢 @Grammarian

@grammarian : 🔴Have another look at...🔴 ➖Questions➖ Questions can be formed in three ways: 1. By putting the verb before the subject. Only use this method with the following twenty-one verbs: am, is, are, was, were; have, has, had; shall, should; will, would; can, could; may, might; must; need; dare; ought; used. Examples: Are you ready? Can you write well? Will he come tomorrow? May I go now? 2. By using do, does, did, followed by the subject and then the infinitive (without to). Use this form with all v

@grammarian : ➖Miscellaneous examples➖ The relative clause misplaced. ✖️Don't say: A girl has a pony who is in our class. ✔️Say: A girl who is in our class has a pony. Put the relative clause immediately after the noun to which it refers. Note: Enclose a relative clause that may be omitted between commas: My brother George, who is in another class, has a new bicycle. A relative clause that can't be omitted is not enclosed within commas: The boy who spoke to me is my brother. 📢 @Grammarian

@grammarian : ➖Miscellaneous examples➖ . The ordinal numeral misplaced. ✖️Don't say: I've read the two first chapters. ✔️Say: I've read the first two chapters. Place ordinal numerals before cardinal numerals. There can't be two first chapters, only one. Similarly, we must say: The last two (three, etc.), and not The two (three, etc.) last. 📢 @Grammarian

@grammarian : ➖Correct order of words➖ 1. Subject 2. Verb 3. Object 1. The object is usually placed immediately after the verb. Example: I speak English very well. 2. The indirect object usually comes before the direct object without a preposition. Example: I gave him the money. 3. An expression of time comes after an expression of place. Example: We stayed there all day. 4. Place adverbs of time and degree, such as always, often, never, nearly, hardly, scarcely, before the verb, or between the auxiliary

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@grammarian : ➖Prepositions often confused➖ .By for With. ✖️Don't say: The man shot the bird by a ^. ✔️Say: The man shot the bird with a ^. When you want to show the means or the instrument with which the action is done use "with". "By" denotes the doer of the action: The bird was shot by the man. Note: The following take "by" and not "with": by hand, by post, by phone, by one's watch, by the hour, by the dozen, by the meter. 📢 @Grammarian