Kamoliddinova Zebuniso Formal language usage

On the go- very busy

Went to gread tength – took a lot of trouble

• Binomials

• Binomials are expression where two word are joined by the conjuction. You can frequently tell something is binomial because of the sound pattern which may be a repetition of the same first sound or rhyme.

• The bus was renting and raving.

• The old cottage has gone to race and ruin.

• The hotel was a bit rough and ready

• Binomials composed of grammar words:

• There are cafes here and there.

• She run up and down the street.

• Binomials linked by words other than end

• Back to front – the wrong way

• Sink or swim – survive or fail

• There are three ways of natural binomials and can be used informal and formal situations.

• An old black and white photographs

• Ledy and gentlemen

• Your attention please

• She run back and force.

• Couse , reason , purpose, result

• If you use owning to with a clause you must follow it with the fact that. In this example: owing to the fact that the conditions icy the two cars collected

• Because , since and as to refer to the cause of or the reason for something

• The cause of the collusion due to was ice and road.

• The collision was due to the icy conditions

• The new low ha brought about great changes in education.

• The reason for not going with us was that he had no time

• He did no homework consequently , he failed his exams

• His remarks resulted in everyone getting