Conjunctions
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125. Negative agreement - "neither" and "either".
"So" is used before an auxiliary vers and "either" and "also" are used after auxiliary verbs.
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y wife won't talk , to him and neither will I
My wife hasn't talked , to him and neither has I
My wife didn't' talk , to him and neither did I
My wife wasn't talking, to him and neither was I
My wife won't talk ,to him and I won't either
My wife hasn't talked ,to him and I hasn't either
My wife didn't talked ,to him and I didn't either
My wife wasn't talking і,to him and I wasn't either
Don't use "neither" instead of "either".
126. Planned result - "so that".
He is studying hard so thatі
he can pass his exams
You need a passport so thatі you can be identified
Don't use "so" instead of "so that" in written English.
127. Future result - "when".
"When" introduces a clause of condition for future result, but PRESENT verb must be used in "when"-clause.
will + verb word
The temperature drops when the sun sets.
The temperature will drop when the sun sets.
Don't use "will" after "when".
128. Indirect question.
Question words( who, what, what time, when, where, why, how, how long, how much, how many) introduce a clause of indirect question.
S V ... Question word S V
I don't know what his name is.
I don't know what he wrote.
Do you know what his name is?
Do you know what he has written?
No inversion in an indirect question. No verbs "does", "do", "did" after the question word.
129. Question words with "-ever"
"-ever" means "any"
whoever, whomever = anyone;
wherever = anywhere;
whenever = any time;
however = any way;
etc.
The "-ever" words may introduce clauses.
S V ... word-ever S V
I know whatever his says.
I can meet with you whenever you have a time.
Don't use "any" instead of "-ever"; Don't change the order: (word-ever) = (question word)+"ever". ( whenever, whoever, etc.)
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