English for Academic Research: Grammar Exercises
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Dinda Putri Novanti 1910533004 Financial Management I Assignment
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- 10.2 active to passive Example
- 11.1 infinitive, -ing form 1 1. Passing / For passing / To pass
- 11.2 infinitive, -ing form 2 1. We did these tests proving / to prove
| 10.1 to be, to have 1. The material is / has subjected to a very strong force. 2. Since 2010 attention is / has only focused on the first problem. 3. So far this topic is / has mainly been studied from a statistical viewpoint. 4. The manuscript was / had finished on time. 5. The problems are / have increased. 6. The patient was / had taken to hospital. 7. The presentation was / had ended before I arrived. 8. The price of petrol is / has gone up. 9. Your child is / has grown a lot. 10. He is / has gone back to the hotel. 11. The director was / had made to resign. 12. She was / had arrived an hour before. 13. Your English is / has improved. 14. The lecture is / has begun. 15. Demand is / has decreased. Chapter 10: Passive versus active impersonal versus personal forms 1. is 2. has 3. has 4. was 5. have 6. was 7. had 8. has 9. has 10. has 11. was 12. had 13. has 14. has 15. has 66 10.2 active to passive Example: This paper considers the advantages and disadvantages of a world court of justice are considered. = In this paper the advantages and disadvantages of a world court of justice are considered . 1. In this paper web addressb the need to promote awareness. 2. Web summarizeb the latest developments in search engines. 3. This survey has highlighted the urgency of the situation. 4. This work aims to find an alternative to school education. 5. Web have not included details on this progress in this document. 6. In Section 4 web attempt to make some sense of these findings. Future work will deal with this aspect. 8. One of the advantages of PCA analysis is that it enables one to classify new samples quickly. 1. The need to promote awareness is addressed in this paper. 2. The latest developments in search engines are summarized . 3. The urgency of the situation has been highlighted in this survey. 4. This work is aimed at finding ban alternative to school education. 5. Details on this progress have not been included in this document. 6. In Section 4 an attempt is made to make some sense of these findings This aspect will be dealt within future work. 8. With PCA analysis new samples can be classified b quickly. 67 10.3 passive to active Example In the Methodology it is shown how to follow the steps. In the Methodology web showb how to follow the steps. 1. All the relevant values are reported in Table 1. 2. The results are shown in Figure 2. 3. This quantity was determined from the values in Table 2. 4. This meant that the values could be determined. 5. The model was builtin accordance with Smith and Jones [69]. 6. An increase in the speed that the reader can read the paper was recorded. 7. Ten datasets were generated. 8. In the present study anew methodology for solving the meaning of life was developed. 9. The approach that was adopted in this work is highly innovative. 10. The results that were obtained in this study show that a lot of money has been wasted by the department. 11. Future work will be dedicated to investigating the cerebral life of ants. 12. The languages analyzed, all the differences intense usage, and numbers of words are listed in Table 3. 1. Table 1 reports all 2. Figure 2 shows 3. We determined this quantity from 4. This meant that we were able to determine the values 5. We built this model in 6. We recorded an increase 7. We generated ten datasets 8. We developed anew Our approach is highly innovative. / We adopted a highly innovative approach 10. Our results show that the department has wasted a lot of money 11. Our future work will investigate / In the future, we plan to investigate 12. Table 3 lists A. Wallwork, English for Academic Research Grammar Exercises, DOI 10.1007/978-1-4614-4289-9_11, © Springer Science+Business Media New York 2013 11.1 infinitive, -ing form 1 1. Passing / For passing / To pass this exam you need to study / studying . 2. For not failing / To not fail / To don’t fail / In order not to fail / So as not to fail I suggest that you study as much as possible. 3. To carry / Carrying out this request entails to do / doing a lot of research. 4. To live / Living in Europe is often easier than to live / living in Africa. 5. To live / Living well in Japan you need a high salary. 6. Not to have / To don’t have / Not having access to email would be a problem for most people. 7. I visited the mosque before to come / coming to the conference. 8. This section is devoted to analyze / analyzing the production process. 9. This is dedicated to provide / providing a good service for everyone. 10. This article contributes to understand / understanding how the process works. Chapter 11: Infinitive, - ing form (gerund, suggest, recommend 1. to pass, to study 2. in order not to fail / so as not to fail 3. carrying, doing 4. living, living 5. to live 6. not having 7. coming 8. analyzing 9. providing 10. understanding 70 11.2 infinitive, -ing form 2 1. We did these tests proving / to prove our hypothesis. 2. Developing / To develop this program entailed carrying / to carry out various tests. 3. One approach is exploiting / to exploit the vast range of software already available. 4. We would like you Download 0.67 Mb. Share with your friends:
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